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PROJECT 2022-19

NOUN PRE-MODIFICATION GROUPS

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OBJECTIVES OF THIS UNIT

One of the grammatical units of the Basic English Grammar module was the noun group, which is arguably the most important grammatical unit in academic writing. In this unit we will learn about: Noun groups in daily life • the internal structure of the noun group • how to produce “information packed” noun groups that are typical of academic writing

0. Noun Groups in Daily life

1. Self - Assessment

2. Diagnostic Exercise

3. Explanation

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5. Trainer

6. Assessment

4. Guided Exercise

Noun Groups in daily life

A noun expresses or names a person, animal, place, thing, substance, event, quality, action, concept, study, phenomenon, and more.

How do we call these things or people?

1. A ticket for a concert is a concert ticket. 2. A problem concerning health is a health problem. 3. Chocolate made with milk is milk chocolate. 4. Milk with chocolate in it is chocolate milk. 5. A hotel in central London is a central London hotel. 6. A scandal invilving an oil company is an oil company scandal. 7. A girl who is seven years old is a seven-year old girl.

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Introduction

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WHAT'S A NOUN?

NOUN

Here are some examples:

noun (noun): a word (except a pronoun) that identifies a person, place or thing, or names one of them (proper noun) The simple definition is: a person, place or thing.

person: man, woman, child, John place: home, office, town, Colombia thing: table, piano, banana, money, music, love, dog, monkey

First step: explanation

What are noun phrases or noun groups?

The noun group contains a “Head” noun and any other words (“Modifiers”) that give us information about this noun. Modifiers may come before the Head, in which case they are “Premodifiers”; or they may come after the Head, in which case they are “Postmodifiers”, eg.This paper reports on the three new types of rechargeable batteries produced in Australia.

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eXPLANATION / GUIDED EXERCISE

EXERCISE

NOUN GROUPS: read the text and then follow tHe tips TO FIND THE NOUN GROUPS

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In a later study, again on Polish participants, the team found that national narcissism predicted willingness to conspire against the in-group over and above other political and personality factors, such as scores for Machiavellianism or psychopathy. There was also another interesting finding from this study: those with high national narcissism scores were only willing to conspire against those they perceived to be typical, genuine members of their nation. “Collective narcissists might… view typical, yet disloyal in-group members as the most threatening to the in-group image, making them likely targets of conspiracies,” the team writes.

TIP 1: Find the nouns

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