Noun modifiers (pre- and post- modifiers) are words that give extra information to the noun they refer to. Identify the underlined modifying noun structures in the text: 1 I'll meet you outside the university laboratory. We saw some of Linnaeus's notebooks in a glass case at the museum. 4 3 She's done a two-year course in biology. I bought a new drawing book yesterday. Linnaeus invented a system which revolutionised taxonomy.

Certainly! Here are the identified noun modifiers in the provided sentences:

1. I'll meet you outside the university laboratory.

  - Modifying noun structures: "university laboratory"

  - Modifiers: "university" (pre-modifier), "laboratory" (post-modifier)

2. We saw some of Linnaeus's notebooks in a glass case at the museum.

  - Modifying noun structures: "Linnaeus's notebooks," "glass case"

  - Modifiers: "Linnaeus's" (pre-modifier), "glass" (pre-modifier), "at the museum" (post-modifier)

3. She's done a two-year course in biology.

  - Modifying noun structures: "two-year course," "biology"

  - Modifiers: "two-year" (pre-modifier), "in biology" (post-modifier)

4. I bought a new drawing book yesterday.

  - Modifying noun structures: "new drawing book"

  - Modifiers: "new" (pre-modifier), "yesterday" (post-modifier)

5. Linnaeus invented a system which revolutionized taxonomy.

  - Modifying noun structures: "system," "taxonomy"

  - Modifiers: "which revolutionized" (relative clause modifying "system")