WILL MEDAL AND FAN Which words in the sentence are the adjective phrase? Julia uses these special tools to carve pieces of wood. A. of wood B. Julia uses C. these special tools D. to carve pieces A?
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special is the answer
no it dont make sence
Julia uses to carve pieces of wood.
dont make sence
ths makes sence though Julia uses these special tools to carve pieces
adjectival phrase has to contain and adjective, right?
sure
which option?
hold o
on
brb
this is a bit tricky though...
Adjective is the word that describes something don't you think special describes it?
yes
but if you take b out of the sentence it is Julia uses to carve pieces of wood.
For A. Because there are times when a noun is used as an adjective, "refrigerator doors" where refrigerator is an adjective. So here is also "pieces of wood" means "wooden pieces" where "of wood" is an adjective. there is an adjective in C too. as a adjectival phrase C and A should both fit.
but it doesn't say you have to take the word out it just asks which one is the adjective
BUT
i will go with a
what?
(was waiting for a reaction) the head/ the main word of an adjectival phrase has to be an adjective where do you see this in A or C? in A right? because in C, the main word is "tools".
yes
so it is a?
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lol
yes, A is right...... If English was my first language I would know it's grammar much better:)
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