Question

Identity the phrase type.
1. Houses are (unbelievably expensive)just now.
2. We met Paul last week.
3. I enjoy eating (in Indian restaurants ).
4. (A car that wont go) is not particularly useful.
5. Don't you have to leave (early)
6. Tell (him) not to worry.
[ noun phrase verb phrase adjective phrase prepositional phrase adverbial phrase ]

Answer 1

1.Unbelievably expensive - Adjective phrase

2.met Paul - adverbial phrase

3.in Indian restaurants - prepositional phrase

4.A car that wont go - noun phrase

5. early - adverbial phrase

6.him - noun phrase

Explanation:

• To identify the types of Phrases used here, we should identify the first word in every bracket and find out whether they belong to Noun, Verb, Adverb, Preposition or Adjective.  
• This says to which category the particular word belongs to.
• Noun - Name of a place, person, thing, animal or any object. Verb : Action done by the noun. Adverb - A word that sheds extra information about Verb, noun or adverb.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. It is a adjective phrase

2.It is a adverb phrase

3. It is a prepositional phrase

4. It is a noun phrase

5. It is a adverb phrase

6.It is a noun phrase