Nominal Phrase Example

It is called as nominal syngamy to the one who, as his name establishes, in which the phrase is formed by a name and for this reason it performs the function of a noun in a sentence; the way to identify within the language is with the initials SN.

Noun Phrase Functions

In a sentence the phrase can vary in its functions:

1. Adjacent nominal in opposition
2. Attribute
3. Agent plugin
4. Circumstantial complement
5. Adjective complement
6. Adverb complement
7. Name complement or nominal adjacency
8. Indirect compliment
9. Direct object
10. Subject
11. Supplement
12. Vocative

Examples of sentences with a noun phrase:

Syntagma "Aunderlying nominal”:

Carlos Arteaga, National Politician, will leave when he gives the "real" win.

Syntagma "Attribute”:

Carmen is a splendid person.

Syntagma "Agent Plugin”:

"His deal was signed by all shareholders"

Syntagma "Circumstantial complement”:

Tonight, I have run out of sleep and worked hard.

Syntagma "Adjective Complement”:

That one is brave of sidewalk.

Syntagma "Adverb complement”:

Mario works near the court.

Syntagma "Name complement”:

Cristina's brother is very fat.

Syntagma "CIndirect supplement”:

Did you take the car to the mechanic?

Syntagm of "direct object”:

Julio has a howler dog.

Syntagma "subject”:

Car my brother is very small
Copier from the office helps with the paperwork

Syntagma "Supplement”:

Juan José does not believe in the dogma of the Catholic religion.

Syntagma "Vocative”:

Friends of the group, we have to finish the projects, and we will all approve.