Sentence examples for which noun from inspiring English sources

Also make sure your reader can easily understand which noun your pronoun is standing in for, or you'll put many innocent pooches at risk.

When we're evaluating books of poems, a great deal depends on which noun — books or poems — we think should be stressed.

Because word order does not indicate which noun is the subject of the transitive verb (as it does in English), the ergative suffix is used to denote the actor of the action referred to by the transitive verb.

The end result of that development is seen in Bulgarian and Macedonian, in which noun declension has almost completely disappeared and has been replaced by syntactic combinations using prepositions (na kniga 'of a book, to a book').

For example, one of the tagmemes required for the analysis of English at the syntactic level might be noun-as-subject, in which "noun" refers to a class of substitutable, or paradigmatically related, morphemes or words capable of fulfilling a certain grammatical function, and "subject" refers to the function that may be fulfilled by one or more classes of elements.

Which noun means 'a person who collects or saves money for a particular purpose'?

He 'tabled' the motion and 'chaired' the meeting in which nouns were made verbs.

The masculinity is clear in Spanish, in which nouns have gender.

An article last Sunday about young Americans studying Latin and ancient Greek misstated the number of families, or declensions, in which nouns are grouped in Latin grammar.

(For example, which verbs can be conjoined with what prepositions, or which nouns are used with verbs).

The specific factors that govern which classifiers are paired with which nouns have been a subject of debate among linguists.