What you'll learn

• Features:
• a) Noun phrase as subject of a verb e.g. “praising the teacher is the student’s delight”
• b) Noun phrase as object of a verb e.g. “It gives me joy to teach the children”
• c) Noun phrase as complement of a verb e.g. “He is the new chairman.”
• d) Noun phrase as an opposition to a noun e.g. “Mr. Ibe, a great teacher, writes and sings”.
• e) Noun phrase as object of a preposition e.g. “the senate agreed about the immunity clause”.
• Passage on environmental pollution, health, population/ family life or HIV / AIDS, containing noun phrases.