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    These Noun Modifiers Can Be Used As Subjects or As Objects in Simple, Compound or Complex Sentences

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    This document provides examples of how noun modifiers such as adjectives describing size, age, color, material, or nationality can be used as subjects or objects in simple, compound, or complex sentences. Sample sentences show modifiers like "big old dogs", "new young Australian student", "third yellow wooden statue", and "nice little British friend" functioning as subjects and objects in a variety of clause structures.

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    This document provides examples of how noun modifiers such as adjectives describing size, age, color, material, or nationality can be used as subjects or objects in simple, compound, or complex sentences. Sample sentences show modifiers like "big old dogs", "new young Australian student", "third yellow wooden statue", and "nice little British friend" functioning as subjects and objects in a variety of clause structures.

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    THESE NOUN MODIFIERS CAN BE USED AS SUBJECTS OR AS

    OBJECTS IN SIMPLE, COMPOUND OR COMPLEX SENTENCES

    Our big old dogs.


    A new young Australian student.
    Their third yellow wooden statue.
    My nice little British friend.
    Our big old dogs look after us day and night.
    Sue is going out with a new young Australian student.
    This is their third yellow wooden statute I buy from them.
    The house we moved in is where my nice little British friend lived for
    5 years.

    Teresa Tachn

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