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Types of Phrases

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Fun! true or false game to test your knowledge on the three Types of Phrases

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A noun phrase is built around a noun and its modifiers.

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The phrase “very quickly” is an adjectival phrase.

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An adjectival phrase always describes a noun.

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A noun phrase can act as the subject or object in a sentence.

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“In the garden” is a noun phrase.

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An adverbial phrase answers questions such as how, when, where, or why.

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The phrase “full of energy” is an adjectival phrase.

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“The tall boy with curly hair” is an adverbial phrase.

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“With great care” functions as an adverbial phrase.

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Every adverbial phrase must contain an adverb.

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“The group of dancers” is a noun phrase.

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“Extremely happy” is an adjectival phrase.

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An adjectival phrase modifies verbs.

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A noun phrase may contain adjectives that describe the noun.

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“At midnight” is an adverbial phrase of time.

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“The teacher’s loud voice” is an adjectival phrase.

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“On the table” can function as an adverbial phrase of place.

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“The bright red balloon” is a noun phrase.

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“Too expensive for me” is an adverbial phrase.

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Adverbial phrases and adjectival phrases can both be prepositional phrases depending on their function.

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