CP SEC 3

66. Major class words tend not to have referential meaning.

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67. Articles, demonstratives and possessives are mutually exclusive in English.

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68. The combination of the present participle 'sleeping' and the head noun "guard" is referred to as a compound noun

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69. The sentence She is a somewhat anxious about her son's health mother is a grammatical sentence in English.

(a)  

70.Constructions in which one phrase constituent bears the subject relation and another constituent bears the predicate relation are called clauses.

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71. The possessive common nouns occur in the position of determiner.

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72. The V-ing "falling" in falling leaves and the V-ing "running" in running shoes are gerunds.

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73. Prepositional phrases are common post-nominal modifiers.

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74. The adjective present may pre-modify or post-modify the head noun with the same meaning.

(a)  

75. In the compound noun sports center, sports is a ModN and center is a headN.

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