A COMPARISON OF THE MORPHOLOGY OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOUN PHRASES
Authors:
Burcu Basoglu
Abstract:
This article highlights the comparison of the morphology of the noun phrases in French and English through the illustration of the similarities and differences in the way they each express gender, number, definiteness, and case. Some possible complexities that French speakers learning English might have with gender, number, and definiteness which I think are more interesting and are morphologically expressed, but this research does not focus on the case since it is similar in English and is syntactically stated.