1. Professor Flávia Cunha
Nouns Post-Modifiers
Professor Flávia Cunha

2. Noun Post-Modifiers Post –modifiers are modifiers coming after a noun.
The most common post-modifier is the prepositional phrase:
the book on the table
   
civil conflict in Africa

3. Noun Post-Modifiers Post-modifiers can be short: Something good
   
or long:
A girl who is wearing a pink scarf around her neck

4. Noun Post-Modifiers
Noun post-modifiers commonly take the following forms:
prepositional phrase the dog in the store
 _ing phrase the girl running to the store
 _ed past tense         the man wanted by the police
  wh - clauses the house where I was born
          
that/which clauses the thought that I had yesterday
            

5. Noun Post-Modifiers
The noun together with all pre- and post-modifiers constitutes a single unit, a noun phrase that indicates the complete reference. Any agreement in terms of singular/plural is with the noun HEAD.