What is the difference between a noun phrase, adjective phrase and adverb phrase? Explain by giving examples.
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1) He has sense of duty.2) She is a woman of great beauty. 3)He came in the morning.
In the first sentence above, the phrase sense of duty has been used as object to the verb has. It does work of a Noun. So it is a Noun Phrase. In the 2nd sentence, the phrase of great beauty qualifies the Noun woman. It does the work of an adjective. So it is an Adjective Phrase. In the 3rd sentence, the phrase in the morning modifies the verb came. It does the work of an adverb. So it is an Adverb Phrase.
In the first sentence above, the phrase sense of duty has been used as object to the verb has. It does work of a Noun. So it is a Noun Phrase. In the 2nd sentence, the phrase of great beauty qualifies the Noun woman. It does the work of an adjective. So it is an Adjective Phrase. In the 3rd sentence, the phrase in the morning modifies the verb came. It does the work of an adverb. So it is an Adverb Phrase.
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