sensorveiledning-sfvssk117-engelsk-1-1.--7.-trinn.skoleeksamen

The selected tag sequence is noun plus preposition, expected to retrieve nouns with a postmodifying prepositional phrase (PP) as well as chance sequences of a noun and a PP

Noun phrases containing one adjective are generally common in the old languages, 4 but unlike the present-day languages, the old languages did not favour clusters of ad- jectives

These are binominal constructions, with a substance noun providing a mostly qual- itative categorization of a referent and a measure noun contributing mostly quantita- tive

But when the noun is pre- modified by the adjective gàttí ‘big’, the tone on the same syllable starts at ≈51 semitones and glides downwards to ≈48 semitones (Figure

Indonesian and Basque that had the adjectives occurring after the noun were also considered. He also observed languages like Italian and Latin that have the noun occurring

Newly (adverb) arrived (adjective) immigrants (noun) have (verb) access (noun) to (preposition) language (noun) and (coordinating conjunction) American (adjective) civilization

agreement (noun) that (subordinate conjunction) the (determiner) process (noun) of (preposition) global (adjective) warming (noun) is (auxiliary) linked (verb) to (preposition)

This is demonstrated in the Norwegian noun phrase attributive agreement, where article, adjective and noun are marked with gender, number and definiteness and also in