As is the case with nouns, a noun phrase may act as a subject, the object of a verb or verbal, a subject complement or object complement, or the object of a preposition, as in the following examples: Subject. Small children often insist that they can do things by themselves.
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"Can I have popcorn for a snack?" Sally asked. "May I have popcorn for a snack," Sally's mother corrected her.
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<span>Mr. Shiftlet wants the car and the money that Mrs. Crater says that she will give him for a honeymoon. This is what makes him agree. He also agrees because he likes that Lucynell is innocent and won’t talk back to him.</span>
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