Question at position 13 Which of the following is a noun group? She quickly ran to the storeThe tall, smiling teacher in the red jacketThey are going to the movies.Because it was raining

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We start by identifying what a noun group (noun phrase) is: a group of words that functions as a noun, typically including a determiner and modifiers around a noun.

Option 1: "She quickly ran to the store". This is a full sentence where the main verb is 'ran' and 'store' is just the object of the preposition 'to'. The entire item is a clause, not a stand-alone noun group.

Option 2: "The tall, smiling teacher in the red jacket". Here we have a noun phrase where the head noun is 'teacher' and it is expanded by adjectives and prepositional modifiers: 'The tall, smiling' describe the teacher, and 'in the red jacket' adds further detail as a prepositional phrase modifying the noun. This whole stretch functions as a noun group.

Option 3: "They are going to the movies.". This is a complete sentence with a subject 'They' and a verb phrase 'are going', plus the prepositional phrase 'to the movies'. It is not a noun group by itself.

Option 4: "Because it was raining". This is a dependent clause introduced by a subordinating conjunction 'Because'. It cannot stand alone as a noun group; it functions as a clause providing reason.

Putting this together, only Option 2 forms a standalone noun group (a noun phrase) that centers on a noun and is richly described by modifiers, whereas the other options are complete sentences or clauses, not standalone noun groups.

Question at position 13 Which of the following is a noun group? She quickly ran to the storeThe tall, smiling teacher in the red jacketThey are going to the movies.Because it was raining

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Question at position 13 Which of the following is a noun group? She quickly ran to the storeThe tall, smiling teacher in the red jacketThey are going to the movies.Because it was raining

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