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10 examples on noun phrase adjective phrase and adverb phrase​


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Answered by iamsrk786
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1

I enjoy playing tennis.

Did you enjoy reading this book?

He hopes to win the first prize.

He refused to answer the question.

I promise to come again.

I hate having to punish my servants.

The wicked vizier loves getting people into trouble.

Horses prefer living in dark stables.

I should hate to do such a thing.

2

The magistrate was a kind man. (Here the adjective kind modifies the noun man.)

The magistrate was a man with a kind heart. (Here the adjective phrase ‘with a kind heart’ modifies the noun man.)

They lived in a stone house.

They lived in a house built of stone.

The workers belonged to a hilltribe.

The workers belonged to a tribe dwelling in the hills.

3

He spoke politely. (Here the adverb politely says something about the manner in which he spoke.)

He spoke in a polite manner. (Here the adverb phrase ‘in a polite manner’ also says how he spoke.)

Answered by hmangla41
2

Answer:

1

I enjoy playing tennis.

Did you enjoy reading this book?

He hopes to win the first prize.

He refused to answer the question.

I promise to come again.

I hate having to punish my servants.

The wicked vizier loves getting people into trouble.

Horses prefer living in dark stables.

I should hate to do such a thing.

2

The magistrate was a kind man. (Here the adjective kind modifies the noun man.)

The magistrate was a man with a kind heart. (Here the adjective phrase ‘with a kind heart’ modifies the noun man.)

They lived in a stone house.

They lived in a house built of stone.

The workers belonged to a hilltribe.

The workers belonged to a tribe dwelling in the hills.

3

He spoke politely. (Here the adverb politely says something about the manner in which he spoke.)

He spoke in a polite manner. (Here the adverb phrase ‘in a polite manner’ also says how he spoke.)

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