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Noun Phrase Exercises and Worksheet

The document provides examples of identifying parts of speech in sentences. It contains three exercises: A) Students are asked to identify noun phrases as subject or object in 10 sentences. B) Students identify the "head noun" or main noun in 5 subject noun phrases. C) Students are asked to circle the noun phrase in 11 sentences.

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Noun Phrase Exercises and Worksheet

The document provides examples of identifying parts of speech in sentences. It contains three exercises: A) Students are asked to identify noun phrases as subject or object in 10 sentences. B) Students identify the "head noun" or main noun in 5 subject noun phrases. C) Students are asked to circle the noun phrase in 11 sentences.

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Exercise 2

A. Write by the end of the sentences whether the bold Noun Phrase function as Subject, object:
pelengkap penderita atau pelengkap pelaku. No 1 is an example.

1. They were voted the best group ever. (pelemgkap penderita)

2. My first best friend is Yudi.

[Link] my cute niece is coming to visit me,

4. Conquering Europe and Russia is Hitler’s goal.

5. Daniel is Emily Jones’s brother.

6. These extra channels provide important information on earthquakes, shopping, and sharks.

7. I have decided not to mention him again because of his bad attitude.

[Link] can take the new novels anywhere, unlike pets.

9. Peter, The 30 – year – old lawyer lives in London

.10. Being a lawyer was never my dream in (my) life.

B, Identify the "head noun" in the subject noun phrase.

# Select the word. (The head noun is the main or primary noun in the noun phrase.)

1.
A private jet offers luxury services to travelers who can afford it.
[Identify the head noun in the subject noun phrase only.]
A private

jet

A private jet
2.A variety of comforts and special features are on board.

variety

comforts
special

comforts & features

3.
The well-designed interiors have comfortable seats, work tables, and internet access.

well-designed

interiors

seats

internet

4.
The wide aisles leave enough space to walk around.

The aisles

aisles

wide aisles

leave

5.
Some private jet services include a chef.

Some

private

jet

service
C. Finding Noun Phrases Worksheet Directions: Circle the noun phrase in each sentence given
below. Example A: The basketball coach was happy with his team’s effort. Answer: basketball
coach.
1. Has anyone seen the little, green, parrot?
2. The football coach got very upset with his team.
3. She is my favorite English teacher.
4. The kids were surprised by the summer rain.
5. I live in a good, family home.
6. We are excited about the championship game.
7. He gave the crying child a toy to play with.
8. I decided to walk down the yellow, brick, road.
9. I went to watch the beautiful play.
10. I picked the dark horse to win the race.
11. Has anyone seen my big, brown, dog?
Note: A noun phrase is a noun with modifiers. Noun phrases act as adjectives, or as participle,
infinitive, prepositional, or absolute phrases. A noun phrase includes a noun and the modifiers
which distinguish it.

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