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Here are the questions: * * mean that particular part that is the phrase is underlined. 1. You can just give the homework to Marc, *my next door neighbor*, to give to me. Adverb Phrase Adjective Phrase Appositive Phrase Participle phrase I think this one if one of the first two. 2. *When you're finished,* please lock the door. Adverb Phrase Adjective Phrase Infinitive Phrase Appositive phrase I am not sure about this one, maybe one of the last two. This one is different from the others. 3. To run a four-minute mile, excellent physical condition is important. Phrase fragment Dangling modifier R
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