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Noun phrases can directly follow other noun phrases in English syntax.
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An ESL teacher reference guide reports that nouns can directly modify other nouns in English, producing constructions such as noun-noun compounds where noun phrases follow one another.

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The grammar book : an ESL/EFL teacher's course
1999 · cited by 0
English Grammar, almost any noun can modify any other noun in English. Take the noun house, for instance. We … are: noun + noun: stone wall, baby blanket, rainbow noun + verb: homemade, rainfall, lip-read noun + verb-er: … depends on the noun coming after these phrases: 1) Asingular noun, noun clause, or noncount noun takes a singular
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