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56. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs belong to (a)  

57. "Asleep" is a (a)  

58. In the noun phrase 'essays', the determiner position is (a)  

59. Quite, so, highly, very, rather are some (a)  

60. In the sentence She gave whomever she met different offers, "whomever she met" occupies the position of the (a)  

61. In the sentence That was what I thought too, "what I thought too" occupies the position of the (a)  

62. In the noun phrase this belief that the company was not making a profit, the head noun is " (a)   "

63. A noun phrase in English consists of (a)   with or without the modifiers that accompany it, before or after

64. The adjective phrase in the clause She is somewhat anxious about her son's health is "somewhat anxious about her son's health" and the head adjective is " (a)   "

65. In the clause Jim seems concerned that Naomi will worry too much, "Jim" is the subject and "seems concerned that Naomi will worry too much" is (a)