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modifiers and those with post-modifiers. 
Noun phrases with pre-modifiers: As the names suggest, pre-modifiers are 
words that come before the noun in the noun phrase. These words are typically 
adjectives, participles, articles, possessive nouns, possessive pronouns, and 
compound nouns. 
Noun phrases with post-modifier: Noun phrases can include other phrases, 
such as prepositional, participle, and compound phrases, as well as relative clauses. 
When this occurs, the additional words tend to come after the noun, meaning they 
are post-modifiers. Infinitives and relative clauses are other post-modifiers." [2 ] 
In "The Linguistic Librarian" was said that a noun phrase is a phrase in which a 
noun functions as the head of the phrase plus any determiners, modifiers, and 
complements. The seven grammatical forms that appear within the internal structure 
of English noun phrases are: determiners, adjective phrases, noun phrases, 
prepositional phrases, verb phrases, adjective clauses, noun clauses.[5] 
References: 

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. https://www.masterclass.com/articles/what-is-a-noun-phrase
3. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_phrase
4. 
"Syntactic Structures
" (N.Chomsky 1957) 
5. "The Linguistic Librarian" (Grammatical Forms of English Noun Phrases) by 
Heather Johnson 9 years ago 

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