Example2)
Their destination is unknown.
→ Noun
Where they are going is unknown.
→ Noun clause
A noun clause acts as follows.
① Subject of a verb:
→ What Billy did shocked his friends.
② Object of a verb:
→ Billy’s friends didn’t know that he
couldn’t swim.
③ Subject complement:
→ Billy’s mistake was
NOUNS + singular or plural verb (미어는 단수동사를 선호)
audience, class, club, committee, company, congregation, council, crew, crowd, family, gang, government, group, jury, mob, staff, team, union
i) The present government, which hasn't been in power long, is trying to control inflation. It isn't having much success.
ii) The government, who are looking for a quick victory, are ca
Adjective phrases
[ NP an [ AdjP interesting] period]
[ NP a [AdjP lengthy] [AdjP enjoyable] [AdjP interesting] period]]
→can be stacked
a brown leather old practical suitcase.
→sound quite odd.
→Semantic domain(evaluation-property-age-colour-provenance-manufacture-type)
Determinative phrases
[NP [DP These] [DP two] images] say it all.
If we’re accepted in
Use singular verb, generally:
This new is very important.
Your luggage looks heavy.
Use a something of:
A cup of tea
A piece of cake
A bottle of water
Can use some/any/a little/much.
I’ve got some money.
I only have a little spare time.
I want to earn much money in order to buy an iPhone.
Have you got any good news recently?
Fill in the Blanks
Is there (any / some / a) ch
(1) 보통명사(Common Noun)
같은 종류의 동물 . 사물에 두루 쓰이는 명사로, 대부분 일정한 모양을 갖추고 있기 때문에 셀 수 있는 명사이다. boy, pencil, table, flower 등.
ex 1) I have an egg. (단수) 2) He has two eggs. (복수)
(2) 고유명사(Proper Noun)
인명 . 지명이나 특정한 사물의 이름으로 쓰이는 명사로서, 셀 수 없는