What is the difference between "compound nouns" and "noun phrases"?
Would you please give me some examples of how to use them correctly/properly?
Thank you.
Compound names & noun phrases
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Re: Compound names & noun phrases
compound noun: bus stop, full moon, breakfast, sunrise, check-out, mother-in-law, underworld, truckful
a noun phrase can be a single noun or a group of words built around a single noun: animals, the last sandwich, all passengers with tickets
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a noun phrase can be a single noun or a group of words built around a single noun: animals, the last sandwich, all passengers with tickets
I recommend you click through for fuller explanations.