Asked by Dasha
What kind of phrase is the underlined group of words?
The house across the street has a large front dooradjective phrase
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase
The house across the street has a large front dooradjective phrase
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase
Answers
Answered by
Dasha
underlined word is across
Answered by
Reed
"Across" is not a phrase, is it?
Answered by
Dasha
oh sorry yes its across the street sorrry
Answered by
Dasha
i really need help i been stuck in this question for 10 mins now
Answered by
Reed
Alright, that is a prepositional phrase. What does it modify? A noun or a verb? An adjective phrase modifies a noun; an adverb phrase modifies a verb. An appositive phrase tells what someone or something is or has, etc.
Answered by
Dasha
appositive phrase
Answered by
Reed
The house has across the street? No.
Answered by
Dasha
oh so its a adverb phrase right ?
Answered by
Dasha
oh i have three adjective phrase
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase answer choices
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase answer choices
Answered by
Reed
No. You've had two guesses. You're on your own. Read your text to find definitions of what adverbs and adjectives are. And actually think about these questions, instead of just guessing in the dark.
Answered by
Dasha
oops soory meant to say i have three answer choices
A. adjective
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase
A. adjective
B.
adverb phrase
C.
appositive phrase
Answered by
Dasha
im not guessing im just making sure i have the right answwers
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