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'Barking dogs seldom bite' Capitalize the phrase and tell whether its noun, adjective or adverb phrase. answer to be brainliest

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Answered by ojasvi01gupta

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Answer:

BARKING DOGS seldom bite.

Explanation:

It is an adjective phrase.

Answered by Anish0511

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Adjective phrase

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It's an adjective phrase as it describes the characteristics of a man that people who make a lot of noise are just making noise and will probably not follow through on their threats. In reality, this is a bad analogy because barking dogs do bite. They just can't bite while barking, but they sure can a moment after they stop.

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