A determiner phrase is a type of phrase in linguistics that includes a determiner and its associated noun or noun phrase. The determiner provides specific information about the noun, such as definiteness, quantity, or possession. For example, in the phrase "the tall building," "the" is the determiner that specifies which building is being referred to, while "tall building" forms the noun phrase that provides additional description. Determiner phrases can also include quantifiers, such as "some" in "some interesting books," or possessives like "my" in "my favorite restaurant." This structure helps to clarify and specify the meaning of the noun, making it easier to understand in context.

Definition och betydelse av "determiner phrase"på engelska

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