Extending & Reducing Nouns (English Grammar in 30 Days)

Longer nouns (Noun phrases) can be made by adding words such as prepositions, relative clauses, determiners and adjectives. However, sometimes English grammar allows us to reduce. Do you know how and when?
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Thanks ever so much for your time guv'nor.
Greetings from Casablanca Morocco.

[@englishgrammarwithrupert]

Thanks! It's good to hear from you in Casablanca!

[@user-cc2ux9ew1r]

You couldn't tell me how to use the words : * Albeit and Notwithstanding * could you by any chance?
Thanks ever so much in advance.

[@englishgrammarwithrupert]

Hi! "Albeit" is like a concession, a bit like "although" but followed by a noun phrase and almost always after the main clause. "The man was helpful, albeit a little difficult to understand". "Notwithstanding" means without being affected by something, and usually introduces an adverbial before the main clause.

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Thanks