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ADJECTIVE PHRASES

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An adjective phrase is

a group of words that works as an adjective in a sentence. (correct)

a group of words that complements an adjective.

a group of words that stands alone and makes sense.

A group of words that works as and adverb in a sentence.

What is a regular adjective phrase made of?

preposition + noun

adverb + adjective (correct)

conjunction + adjective

article + adjective

Which of these phrases can not function as an adjective in a sentence?

Gerund phrase (correct)

Prepositional phrase

Participle phrase

Infinitive phrase

"The coach seemed to be very upset with someone." Select the adjective phrase from the sentence.

very upset Signup and view all the answers

"All the teachers found my project to highly impressive." Select the adjective phrase from the sentence.

highly impressive Signup and view all the answers

"The boys appear to be somewhat tired." Select the adjective phrase.

somewhat tired Signup and view all the answers

"As per as I know, the man in the blue coat teaches at the university." Select the adjective phrase.

in the blue coat Signup and view all the answers

"To know about the thievery case, My school friends and I went to the shop owned by Jon the day before yesterday." Select the adjective phrase.

owned by Jon Signup and view all the answers

"The right move to make now would be to do nothing and stay home." Select the adjective phrase.

to make now Signup and view all the answers

"The school is looking for a good teacher of your age." Select the adjective phrase.

of your age Signup and view all the answers