NOUN ADJUNCT
In grammar, a 'noun adjunct' is a noun that modifies another noun and that is optional; that is, it can be removed without affecting the grammar of the sentence. For example, in the phrase ''chicken soup'', the noun adjunct ''chicken'' modifies the noun ''soup''.
★ Adjective
★ Adjunct (grammar)
★ Compound noun
★ Gerund
★ LinguaLinks page on noun adjuncts
★ Noun adjuncts in the Columbia Guide to Standard American English
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See also
★ Adjective
★ Adjunct (grammar)
★ Compound noun
★ Gerund
External links
★ LinguaLinks page on noun adjuncts
★ Noun adjuncts in the Columbia Guide to Standard American English
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