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Yes, any number of nouns can be together in a sentence.

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A compound subject or object: I have a sandwich, carrots, Oreos, and juice in my lunch.

A compound noun: Aunt Mavis is a brain surgeon.

An attributive noun (a noun used to describe a noun): I put ranch dressing on my house salad.

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Yes, a noun can follow another noun in a sentence. This is known as a noun phrase, where one noun functions as a modifier for the other noun. For example, "book club" or "car engine" are noun phrases where the first noun (book, car) modifies the second noun (club, engine).

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