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What is an adjective phrase?
A group of words headed by an adjective that describes a noun or a pronoun.
What is an adjective?
A word used to describe a noun.
What is an adjective head?
Words that function as the heads of adjective phrases.
An adjective phrase is consists of what?
adjective, modifiers, complements
What is a modifier?
A word or phrase that describes another word or phrase.
What are two common types of modifiers an English grammar?
Adjective and Adverb
What is the differences between adjective phrase and adjectival phrase
An adjectival phrase doesn't need adjectives as head words.
Dogs covered in mud are not allowed upstairs
Covered in mud
Beautifully clear stars full ow wonders illuminated the field.
beautifully clear / full of wonder
She had extremely blue eyes.
extremely blue
Attributive adjective goes before the noun it is modifying? True of False
True
Predicative Adjective usually goes after the noun it is modifying? True or False
True
Which word heads the adjective phrase in the sentence "The mice caught in the tap were huge."
caught
Adjective phrase can be used attributively or predicatively. True or False?
True
In the sentence "These hills are very dangerous.", the adjective phrase is attributive or predicative?
Predicative
Select the example with an adjective phrase: "Yesterday's protest was held by students." "Students upset about the rising cost of tuition held a protest."
Students upset about the rising cost of tuition held a protest.
