A phrase where the head word is a noun, usually ...

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A phrase where the head word is a noun, usually structured as determiner + noun e.g. The dog

A. noun phrase

B. modified noun phrase

C. adjective phrase

D. verb phrase

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Many people who live near nuclear plants are concerned. —- go wrong, the impact on the surrounding area could be disastrous.

A. Something would

B. Something will

C. Should something

D. Does something

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