The Developmental Pattern Theoretical Review
Depending on the context of situation, specifically, the current study discover the noun phrase pre-modification and noun phrase post-modification.
The scope and explanation are then presented. Nouns are rarely stand alone, they are usually accompanied by modifiers.
Noun stands at the head of the noun phrase. It dictates which modifiers can be used and it carries a heavy semantic load. Noun modifiers are generally much
more common in informational written register like academic prose or newspaper reportage than in other registers de Hann 1989, Halliday 1988, Varantola 1984.
Overall, pre-modifiers and post-modifiers are about equally common Biber, 1999 p. 578.
The first form of noun phrase is noun pre-modification. It is consists of 4 forms Mukarto, 2010.
a. Determiner + Noun Headwords b. Determiner + Adjective + Noun Headwords
c. Determiner + Adjective + Noun + Noun Headwords d. Determiner + Participle + Noun Headwords
The next form of noun phrase is noun post-modification form. It is also consist of 4 forms.
a. Noun Headwords + Relative Adjective Clause b. Noun Headwords + Participle
c. Noun Headwords + Prepositional Phrase d. Noun Headwords + To infinitive