Sentence examples for correct noun from inspiring English sources

They had 1 min per letter and one point was given for each correct noun.

Match the pronoun to the correct noun.

It is apparent that the subsequently corrected noun 'Frauke' in the question F2 (black line) bears a prominent rise-fall in the f0, and a subsequently rising question intonation.

The correct collective noun, by the way, is murmuration - not blizzard or horde.

Well, it has only been a few days, and he has had a run in with a posse (I believe that's the correct collective noun) of peccaries.

The story is told not by the usual clip-show music journalists and comedians you've never heard of, but by Brian May, Johnny Marr, Tony Iommi and Nile Rodgers, and even a sprinkling (I think that's the correct collective noun) of women, Joan Jett and Nancy Wilson among them.

In order to understand this effect it is important to remember that the manipulation of sentence correctness (correct syntactic relationship between noun and adjective within the sentence) causes converse relationships between the within-sentence noun and the extraneous adjective.

That is, in correct sentences nouns and auditory adjectives are syntactically mismatching whereas in incorrect sentences nouns and auditory adjectives are syntactically matching (see Fig. 2).

Experiment 3 ruled out that the absence of a beta effect for the L2 learners in Experiment 2 was due to repetition of the target nouns in objectively correct and incorrect determiner-noun pairs.

Primes with a positive affective valence facilitate the correct identification of nouns with a positive valence (e.g., joy, paradise), and slow (retard) correct identification of nouns with a negative (e.g., vomit, murder) valence.

They appear to struggle most with the correct assignment of nouns to gender subclasses, which is rather opaque in German.