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Adjectival or Adverbial Phrase?

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  • My mom works out (after dinner).
    Adverbial
  • (Under the bed), we hid all of our Halloween candy.
    Adverbial
  • Medieval people living in castles ate a variety (of foods).
    Adjectival
  • The girl (beside me) is named Roberta.
    Adjectival
  • The floors of some castles were decorated (with tiles).
    Adverbial
  • The main room (in a castle) was the great hall.
    Adjectival
  • My parents travel (by car) when they have a vacation.
    Adverbial
  • The main meal was eaten late (in the morning).
    Adverbial
  • My grandma takes her dog (to the pool).
    Adverbial
  • The lord’s table was often the only table (with fixed legs).
    Adjectival
  • The great hall served (as a bedroom, dining room, and office).
    Adverbial
  • Mya is buying the dress (on the black hanger).
    Adjectival
  • How did people live (inside a medieval castle)?
    Adverbial
  • Servants (with pitchers) of water helped guests wash their hands before and after eating.
    Adjectival
  • Some tables had removable legs so the room could be used (for many purposes).
    Adverbial
  • The shoes (behind the stairs) are not mine.
    Adjectival
  • They ate beef, mutton, and many kinds (of wild birds).
    Adjectival
  • The boy (from Tennessee) is moving soon.
    Adjectival
  • The cat (in the box) has a lot of energy.
    Adjectival
  • Can we take a walk (by the ocean)?
    Adverbial
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