Question

I'll give you a medal!
Which is the adjective phrase in the sentence?

The name xeriscape comes from the Greek word xeros and refers to a style of desert landscape.

A.
from the Greek word xeros

B.
of desert landscape

C.
to a style

Answer 1

A.

Answer 2

Can you also explain what a Adj. phrase is???

Answer 3

I think B.

Answer 4

I did too

Answer 5

I think its an adjective phrase because its adding more information. You can take out "from the Greek word xeros" and it would still be describing it. Its a little hard to explain haha

Answer 6

Yeah, I keep looking at other websites and such. I'll just click the answers with a adj. or with the word 'of'

Answer 7

I think is b because its DESCRIBING the style. but i could be wrong...

Answer 8

Im not sure on this one either haha

Answer 9

Can you help me with one more?

Answer 10

Which is the adjective phrase in the sentence?

Before you talk to other Spanish speakers, study the grammar of the language, so you will understand it better.

A.
of the language

B.
Before you talk

C.
to other Spanish speakers

Answer 11

I think it's B...

Answer 12

C, its describing the speakers

Answer 13

oh, thank you!

Answer 14

ANother question since you said that
Which is the adjective phrase in the sentence?

Especially with suburban sprawl, trolleys are a better substitute for smelly buses.

A.
for smelly buses

B.
with suburban sprawl

C.
a better substitute

Wouldn't this be A or C? A describes the brush while C describes the sub

Answer 15

A.

Answer 16

Alright, thank you!

Answer 17

which one was it?