adverbialnominal
An adverbial nominal, also called an adverbial noun phrase, is a nominal expression that functions as an adverbial in a clause. It provides information about time, place, or manner without forming part of a prepositional phrase. The head of the phrase is typically a noun, often with determiners or modifiers such as adjectives or demonstratives.
Syntactically, adverbial nominals occupy the same role as other adverbials, modifying the verb or the clause
Types of adverbial nominals include temporal expressions (the next day, the following morning), and manner expressions
The status of adverbial nominals in theories of syntax varies. Some frameworks treat them as a specialized