Well, I wouldn't capitalize noun phrase.
A phrase has at least two words
so a pronoun can not be a Noun Phrase.
If having at least two words were a necessary condition of being a phrase, wouldn't it be simpler to say that pronoun could not be a phrase at all?Is this sentence below true or false?
*** A phrase has at least two words, so a pronoun can not be a Noun Phrase.
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