Question

II. Identify the phrases in the following sentences and state its kind (noun, adjective or adverb phrase) and in case of noun phrase, state its function and in case of adverb phrase, state its type.
1. He worked in a diligent manner
. 2. Understanding the minds of the people is very difficult.
3. I love to watch the sunrise.
4. He will support us with all his heart.
5. He is busy at work.
6. He was given a job of great responsibility.
7. Playing with other kids is what I like most.
8. His sudden illness worried us.
9. She performed the act without any flaw. 10. Once upon a time there was a Kind and a Queen.​

Answer 1

Answer:

II. Identify the phrases in the following sentences and state its kind (noun, adjective or adverb phrase) and in case of noun phrase, state its function and in case of adverb phrase, state its type.

1. He worked in a diligent manner

. 2. Understanding the minds of the people is very difficult.

3. I love to watch the sunrise.

4. He will support us with all his heart.

5. He is busy at work.

6. He was given a job of great responsibility.

7. Playing with other kids is what I like most.

8. His sudden illness worried us.

9. She performed the act without any flaw. 10. Once upon a time there was a Kind and a Queen.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. He worked in a diligent manner

• a diligent manner
• Adjective phrase

2. Understanding the minds of the people is very difficult.

• Understanding the minds of the people
• noun phrase

3. I love to watch the sunrise.

• love to watch
• verbal phrase

4. He will support us with all his heart.

• us with all his heart
• noun phrase

5. He is busy at work.

• at work
• noun phrase

6. He was given a job of great responsibility.

• of great responsibility.
• adjective phrase

7. Playing with other kids is what I like most.

• what I like most.
• adjective phrase

8. His sudden illness worried us.

• His sudden illness
• noun phrase

9. She performed the act without any flaw.

• without any flaw.
• adjective phrase

10. Once upon a time there was a Kind and a Queen.

• there was a King and a Queen.
• adjective phrase

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