ADJECTIVE PHRASE

(DEFINITION, FORM, EXAMPLE)

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 DEFENITION
The concepts of Adjective
Phrase
1. Adjective
Phrase
An adjective is a part of speech in English that is used to describe or modify a
noun or a pronoun. It provides additional information about a noun, making
the noun's meaning more specific or vivid.

A phrase is a group of related words that function together as a unit

within a sentence but do not have both a subject and a verb.

An adjective phrase is a specific type of phrase that functions as an adjective

within a sentence. It is a group of words that work together to modify or
describe a noun or a pronoun, just like a single adjective does.
 DEFENITION
The concepts of Adjective
Phrase
1.1 General Examples of adjective phrases
Adjective phrases can be composed of one or more adjectives along with other words
(like adverbs, prepositional phrases, or relative clauses) that enhance the description of
the noun or pronoun.

Examples of adjective phrases:

"very tall," where "very" is an adverb modifying the adjective "tall."
"made of gold," where "made of" is a prepositional phrase modifying the noun it
follows. "who is intelligent," where "who is" introduces a relative clause describing
a noun.
 Single Adjective: An adjective phrase
may consist of a single adjective.

Adjective + Preposition: An
adjective phrase can incorporate an
adjective

STRUCTURE
followed by a prepositional phrase.

Adjective + Adjective: It can involve

multiple adjectives used to intensify

/FORM:
or refine the description of the noun.

ad+ Adjective: Sometimes, an

adverb modifies the adjective within
the phrase, adding an extra layer of
description.

Adjective + Relative Clause: An

adjective phrase may include a relative
clause that starts with a relative
pronoun (e.g., who, which, whose).
 Single
The cat is playful.
Adjective:
Adjective + Preposition:
The painting is painted with
vibrant colors.

EX AMPLE Adjective + Adjective:

It's a tall, ancient tree.

: adverb+ Adjective :
The movie was incredibly
entertaining.

The car+that
Adjective was Clause:
Relative parked by the curb
is mine.
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