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The 7 pages that link to Noun phrase, each with the reason it gives.

• PronounRelated: Pronouns can stand in for noun phrases without repeating their full wording.

• NounBroader topic: Nouns commonly head these phrases, which can fill subject and object positions.

• Subject–verb agreementRelated: A noun phrase can serve as the subject even when it contains other nouns.

• AdpositionRelated: Adpositions commonly combine with noun phrases to form adpositional phrases.

• DeterminerNarrower topic: Determiners typically occur inside noun phrases, where they help establish the noun’s reference.

• Object (grammar)Related: Many objects are noun phrases.

• NominalizationNarrower topic: Nominalized forms commonly serve as the heads of noun phrases.