Assessment Of Human Competences In English-Language Noun Phrases Use
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31558/1815-3070.2021.41.5Schlagworte:
noun phrases; morphological awareness; syntactic function; speech patternsAbstract
The research focuses on human competences in English-language noun phrases use. The relevance of the study encompasses not only an isolated concern about nouns and their role in the English-language knowledge, but also focuses on morphological and syntactic functions, which noun phrases perform. Both, Western and Eastern researchers analyzed the given theme in their specific social and cultural contexts. Unlike native speakers, EFL speakers use noun phrases for nomination, predominantly.
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