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Can there be more than one noun in a sentence?

Yes, absolutely! Sentences can have multiple nouns. Here are some examples:

* The cat chased the mouse. (Two nouns: cat and mouse)

* My friends and I went to the park. (Three nouns: friends, I, park)

* The red car, the blue truck, and the yellow bus were all parked in the lot. (Six nouns: car, truck, bus, lot, red, yellow)

Nouns can function as subjects, objects, or even modifiers in a sentence. It's quite common to have several nouns within a single sentence, especially in longer and more complex sentences.

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