This document defines and provides examples of noun phrases. It states that a noun phrase contains a head noun and can include various modifiers such as determiners, adjectives, predeterminers, and possessives that come before the noun. It lists the typical order of modifiers in a noun phrase. Examples of noun phrases are provided such as "his last play", "a very nice shirt", "all the famous victories", and "her old leather shoes". It also notes that a prepositional phrase contains a preposition followed by a noun phrase.

1. Participants
1. Shagufta
2. Ambreen

2. N0un Phrase
 A noun phrase may be a single word ,a single noun or
pronoun or group of words that belong with the noun
and cluster around it. A noun phrase has in it a Noun
(Head word) and certain modifiers. A noun phrase has
following modifiers appearing before it in the given
order.
1. Restrictor
2. Pre-determiners
3. Determiners
4. Ordinals

3. 5. Quantifiers
6. Adjective phrase
7. Classifiers

4. Noun Phrase
His last play
NP
his
Poss.
Det.
play
N
last
Ord.

5. A very nice shirt.
NP
a
Art.
Det.
very
Int.
nice
Adj
shirt
Adj phr. N

6.  All the famous victories
NP
all famous victoriesthe
Pre.det. Det Adj N
Art

7. Her old leather shoes
NP
her old shoes
Det, Adj Nclass
leather
poss.

8. Boys and girls
boys and girls
NP Conj. NP
NP

9. Prepositional Phrase
 A preposition phrase is a noun phrase preceded
by a preposition.
Prep.
phras
e
Preposition Noun. phrase