write whether the highlighted words are noun phrases NP ,adjective phrases AP prepositional phrases PP adverb phrases AVP.1. That man wearing a black coat is my uncle .
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Sometimes the noun phrase begins with a quantifier: All those ... Quantifier + determiner + adjective + noun: both of my younger brothers. The noun ... the eight-year-old boy who attempted to rob a sweet shop with a pistol ... with a prepositional phrase: a man ... This is very common after indefinite pronouns and adverbs:.
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It is a adjective phrases.
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- Adjective phrases can be used to describe people, or any other nouns or pronouns, within sentences. The term adjectival phrase means the same thing as the term adjective phrase.
- An adjective phrase must be placed immediately after the noun it modifies.
- In the given sentence, the adjective phrase "a black coat" should preferably modify the noun "that man". An adjective phrase describes a noun that is nonspecific, like 'man'. The sentence intends to specify a person in a black suit as their man.
- Correct placement of the adjective phrase, after the noun 'man',
- Adjective phrases can go before a noun (attributive position). They can also go after a linking verb like be (predicative position).
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