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Phrases worksheet Exercise

January 3, 2017 - A2pdf

In the following sentences identify the phrases and state whether they are adjective phrases, adverb phrases or noun phrases.

An adjective phrase serves the same purpose as an adjective. It modifies a noun or pronoun.

An adverb phrase serves the same purpose as an adverb. It modifies a verb.

A noun phrase serves the same purpose as a noun. It acts as the subject or object of the verb.

Progress 0 of 6 answered
1What type of phrase is "to win the first prize" in this sentence: "I hope to win the first prize"?
Wrong!
"Noun phrase" is correct because "to win the first prize" functions as the object of the verb "hope."
2What type of phrase is "in a brown frock" in this sentence: "The girl in a brown frock is my sister"?
Wrong!
"Adjective phrase" is correct because "in a brown frock" describes the noun "girl."
3What type of phrase is "watching the movie" in this sentence: "Did you enjoy watching the movie?"
Wrong!
"Noun phrase" is correct because "watching the movie" functions as the object of the verb "enjoy."
4What type of phrase is "with care" in this sentence: "She always drives with care"?
Wrong!
"Adverb phrase" is correct because "with care" tells us how she drives.
5What type of phrase is "in a loud voice" in this sentence: "They were shouting in a loud voice"?
Wrong!
"Adverb phrase" is correct because "in a loud voice" tells us how they were shouting.
6What type of phrase is "at Victoria Terminus" in this sentence: "The train stopped at Victoria Terminus"?
Wrong!
"Adverb phrase" is correct because "at Victoria Terminus" tells us where the train stopped.
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  1. What type of phrase is “to win the first prize” in this sentence: “I hope to win the first prize”? — Noun phrase
  2. What type of phrase is “in a brown frock” in this sentence: “The girl in a brown frock is my sister”? — Adjective phrase
  3. What type of phrase is “watching the movie” in this sentence: “Did you enjoy watching the movie?” — Noun phrase
  4. What type of phrase is “with care” in this sentence: “She always drives with care”? — Adverb phrase
  5. What type of phrase is “in a loud voice” in this sentence: “They were shouting in a loud voice”? — Adverb phrase
  6. What type of phrase is “at Victoria Terminus” in this sentence: “The train stopped at Victoria Terminus”? — Adverb phrase
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