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Definitions from the WebNominal SentenceA nominal sentence, also known as a noun-phrase sentence, is a type of sentence construction in which a noun phrase functions as the subject or the predicate of the sentence. Sense 1: Subject Nominal SentenceIn a subject nominal sentence, the noun phrase serves as the subject of the sentence. Example sentence: The yellow flowers in the garden are beautiful. In this sentence, "The yellow flowers in the garden" acts as the subject. Sense 2: Predicate Nominal SentenceIn a predicate nominal sentence, the noun phrase functions as the predicate or the complement of the subject. Example sentence: James became a doctor. Here, "a doctor" acts as the predicate nominal, describing James. Related Products: | ||||
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