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"A friend" What is the grammatical name?
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Well, "a friend" would be classified as a noun phrase. Or you could also call it your personal therapist, your partner in crime, or your designated snack buddy, whatever you prefer!
The grammatical name for "a friend" is a noun phrase.
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