Nominal Clauses and Noun Phrases: A Comparative Analysis within English Syntax

Abstract

This study focuses on the specific forms of noun phrases and nominal clauses in English syntax, emphasizing the roles that each plays and how they interact to construct a sentence. This study provides a detailed explanation of how these components function and relate to one another in an English sentence using the most recent syntactic theories as support. The study also describes how different English registers are used, and it illustrates how nominal clauses and noun phrases work together to manage complexity, meaning, and coherence in both written and spoken language. The data presented in this paper is essential for linguists and teachers of languages as well as advanced English language learners who want to comprehend the complex structure of English syntax and create more effective teaching and learning methods.