Hey, I'm currently learning German and I just don't understand what a nominal group is, nor what an attribute is, because there are thousands of different variants!!! 🙁
Can someone help me and explain it in their own words?
And how do I recognize it? Or better yet, just tell me everything you know about it, otherwise I'll get desperate.
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Nomen = main word
A nominal group is a word group [usually article (+ adjective)+ main word], in which a main word (nomen) occurs.
(I hope my effort to simplify has not led to a faulty explanation).
A few simple examples here:
Nominal groups and their form (gymbasis.ch)
Nominal groups (as units) and their function (gymbasis.ch)