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Results tagged with noun-phrases
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user 154960
Phrases which, as a unit, act as a noun; and whose heads are nouns or pronouns. Modifiers can come before or after the noun phrase, and can include (among many other possibilities) articles or determiners such as "the" and "a".
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Multiple subject phrases with present simple
In a larger context, 'increases' might make sense, but in almost all situations I'm with you in supporting 'increase', as those are two independent things.
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