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An example of a countable noun is 'table', and an example of an uncountable noun is 'money'.
In 'safety barrier', the noun 'safety' is being used as a modifier.
In this dictionary the word 'noun' is represented by the letter n.
Examples of proper nouns in English are Joseph, Vienna and the White House.
'Family' and 'flock' are examples of collective nouns.
The first is that the noun in this construction already has some of the semantics of an ordinary verb.
Or, adopting a distributed point of view, conceptual representations of verbs may share fewer meaning elements in a bilingual's memory than those of nouns.
These studies examined the roles of phonological, morphological, and orthographic features of nouns in gender classification.
He supposes that nouns and verbs in that simulation are non-overlapping input categories.
This account might receive further support if the verbs actually attested with habitual do tended to have action nouns based on them.
Given sufficient processing time, would the postverbal noun be successful in displacing the filler as theme, regardless of its plausibility?
Thus, m-reflexives include a subset of picture noun reflexives.
The overall conclusion is then that from both the phonological and morphological perspective, adjectives behave very much like nouns but unlike verbs.
Solid vertical line indicates mean offset of target noun (533 ms).
Surprisingly, there were no utterances in which a child combined a novel noun with another noun from her existing vocabulary.
The discrepancy in the number of different nouns across children was expected since the number of utterances produced varied for each child across samples.
Even for nouns and adjectives, the grammatical classes with the greatest percentage of citation forms, signers chose cf variants 32% of the time.
Most of the recurring verbs (have, do, make) do not establish useful selectional preferences, and most of the noun phrases are actually semantically weak pronouns.
The first category comprised single phrase utterances, minimally containing a preposition and a noun.
Also, most single word utterances addressed to the target-child consisted of a noun.
