In my grammar book, it says 名詞修飾型 + ばかりに、
So what does this mean ? I can find nothing but Chinese web pages about that term.
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It means that the preceding word has to be in attributive form that is:
- 名詞+の/である/だった
- な-adj + な/である/だった
- い-adj (can be conjugated)
- verb (can be conjugated (plain form))
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The preceding word can be the attributive form of an i-adjective or a verb, too. – naruto Apr 3 at 13:23
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It might not be clear but that is what I meant by note that ばかりに can also be preceded by verbs and i adjectives. – 永劫回帰 Apr 3 at 13:26
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Oh sorry, I've missed the last line. But do you mean 美しい and 行く are not 名詞修飾型? – naruto Apr 4 at 2:07
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@naruto I am not myself familiar with the term 名詞修飾型, but since I understood it as 名詞の修飾型, I would have tend to say that 行く and 美しい are not 名詞修飾型 because they are not nouns. – 永劫回帰 Apr 4 at 2:14
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名詞修飾 means "noun-modifying", not "modifying noun". I believe here it's synonymous with "attributive". – naruto Apr 4 at 2:24
