Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Adjective Phrase
Adjective Phrase
its subject.
Preposition
Adjective
Adverb
Verbal
Participle Gerund Infinitives
Appositive
Adjective Phrase = a prepositional phrase that modifies (describes) a noun or a pronoun in the sentence; answer the questions Which one? or What kind? Ex: The gorilla in the tree is one of
noun pronoun
40 foot depth
Depth of 40 feet
(a). I like to see a smiling face. (b). I like to see a face with a smile on it. The word smiling in sentence (a) tells more about the noun face. Hence, it is an adjective.
Similary, in sentence (b), the group of words, with a smile on it, also tells more about the noun face. Hence, the group of words does the work of a single parts of speech, namely, adjective and therefore, it can be called a phrase. As the phrase does the work of an adjective, it is an example of an adjective phrase.
Adjectives
We lived in a wooden house.
Adjective Phrases
We lived in a house made of wood.
The boys lived in a stone house. The boys lived in a house made of stone.
Adjectives
(1) A wealthy man. (2) A jungle track.
Adjectives Phrases
Answer Answer
Answer
Answer Answer