English, asked by mb7061547, 6 months ago

(A) Circle the phrase in the following sentence and identify, whether they are
adjective, adverb or noun phrase.

1. The carpet is made in India.

2. I love to read comics.

3. The match will be held in this park.

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Answered by ashab24

3

Answer:

1. in India- adverb phrase.

2. to read comics- noun phrase.

3. in this park- adverb phrase.

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