Question

I will fan and medal.

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?

The Caribbean Sea is a great location for deep-sea fishing.



A.
Caribbean Sea


B.
for deep


C.
is a great location


D.
for deep-sea fishing

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

can you answer more

Answer 3

yea i can try

Answer 4

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?
Which word does the adjective phrase modify?

This rocky canyon in the desert is not the deepest canyon or the widest.



A.


is not; modifies canyon


B.


in the desert; modifies canyon


C.


rocky canyon; modifies desert


D.


rocky canyon; modifies deepest

Answer 5

d

Answer 6

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?
Which word does the adjective phrase modify?

Murals on doors and walls brighten many local buildings.



A.


murals on doors; modifies buildings


B.


many local buildings; modifies brighten


C.


on doors and walls; modifies murals


D.


brighten many; modifies murals

Answer 7

@KaylaMarieBhabbie

Answer 8

b

Answer 9

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?
Which word does the adjective phrase modify?

About 30 years ago, Sally Ride became the first woman in space.



A.


in space; modifies woman


B.


about 30 years; modifies became


C.


the first woman; modifies space


D.


became the first woman; modifies space

Answer 10

@NeonStrawsForever do u know it

Answer 11

@Novel9012 do u know it

Answer 12

I think it's D

Answer 13

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?
Which word does the adjective phrase modify?

This historical book won many awards for photography.



A.


historical book; modifies photography


B.


for photography; modifies awards


C.


won many awards; modifies book


D.


this historical book; modifies awards

Answer 14

yes i do, but i can't give you the answer. hold on, i'll help you.

Answer 15

you do know what an adjective phrase is, correct?

Answer 16

@School_Help
An adjective phrase (or adjectival phrase) is a phrase that tells us something about the noun it is modifying. The head (principal) word in an adjective phrase will be an adjective.

Answer 17

k i have 10 questions on this now im on question #6

Answer 18

School_Help its d

Answer 19

wait no c

Answer 20

ok do you need help with them

Answer 21

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective phrase?


A.
I have an urge for Chinese food.


B.
The computer needs repair in the car's trunk.


C.
Our drive to Alabama was long.


D.
The first president of the United States was George Washington.

Answer 22

do you still need my help

Answer 23

@School_Help

Answer 24

can you help on this one

Answer 25

@KaylaMarieBhabbie

Answer 26

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective phrase?


A.
I have an urge for Chinese food.


B.
The computer needs repair in the car's trunk.


C.
Our drive to Alabama was long.


D.
The first president of the United States was George Washington.

Answer 27

sorry, i'm back. my computer was being laggy.
Kayla you can't give him the answers

Answer 28

its the same one

Answer 29

c

Answer 30

brb

Answer 31

@School_Help Still need my help?

Answer 32

yes

Answer 33

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective phrase?


A.
Mr. Sargent bought a sweater for his dog with purple and pink spots.


B.
The new roof on that house is gray.


C.
The daisies and snapdragons in the garden look glorious.


D.
French is the language of France.

Answer 34

A misplaced modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies / describes.

Answer 35

I think it's A. I'm not entirely sure on the definition of a misplaced adjective phrase, but I know that the way that this sentence is phrased

"Mr. Sargent bought a sweater for his dog with purple and pink spots,"

could lead to a lot of confusion as to whether the dog or the sweater has pink spots.

Answer 36

@Novel9012 you can't give the answer out -_-

Answer 37

hey guys its me @School_Help my laptop would not let me sigh in

Answer 38

I think it's fine as long as I explain why. I won't be giving the answer to all of them, but he/she needs to know where to start first.

Answer 39

thats true

Answer 40

and you show them how to get there not give the answer out

Answer 41

nobody can learn like that

Answer 42

hey guys its me @School_Help my laptop would not let me sigh in so i had to make a new account like the other one

Answer 43

Do you have another question School_Help?

Answer 44

do you believe me and yes

Answer 45

i believe you ^-^

Answer 46

:D Yes, I believe you. Those usernames are so similar, how could I not?

Answer 47

yay

Answer 48

ok the next question is

Answer 49

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective phrase?


A.
A bear near the campsite frightened the campers.


B.
The bench along the lake needs a new coat of paint.


C.
The cast party after the play was well attended.


D.
The kitten jumped into the little girl's arms in the tree.

Answer 50

let's start with A
find the adjective and the word it modifies

Answer 51

i mean
find the adjective phrase and the word it modifies

Answer 52

umm

Answer 53

idk thats why i asked you guys

Answer 54

An adjective phrase (or adjectival phrase) is a phrase that tells us something about the noun or pronoun it is modifying.

Answer 55

@thegirlonfire who are you

Answer 56

tiffany spillers

Answer 57

The woman on the boat is my aunt Carol.
The object of this prepositional phrase is "boat". The preposition "on" is telling us the relationship between the boat and the "woman". Woman is a noun, so this is an adjective phrase.

Answer 58

do you understand?

Answer 59

nope

Answer 60

a adjective describes a pronoun or a noun. an adjective phrase is a prepositional phrase that describes, or modifies, a noun or pronoun.
i have my younger sisters book btw

Answer 61

hello?

Answer 62

the dog with the black spots caught the ball.
"with the black spots" describes the "dog "

Answer 63

ok

Answer 64

do you understand the example.

Answer 65

yes? i little no can u just tell me

Answer 66

i have this one and one more question

Answer 67

i'm afraid i can't do that. how will you learn if you don't try?

Answer 68

when i turn this in the wrong ones

Answer 69

will explain how i got it wrong

Answer 70

turn to the page "L182"

Answer 71

in the k12 English book

Answer 72

yes

Answer 73

look at the examples and then read the words in blue below them

Answer 74

in what grade

Answer 75

your in 6th correct?

Answer 76

*you're

Answer 77

yes

Answer 78

@NeonStrawsForever

Answer 79

sorry it was being laggy

Answer 80

did you read it?

Answer 81

yes

Answer 82

do you understand?

Answer 83

a little

Answer 84

try number 1 and i'll tell you if your right or not

Answer 85

NO I NEED THIS TO GO FAST AND YOUR NOW MY TEACHER

Answer 86

Oo! thats not how you talk to others older than you! what a bad mouth! someone else can help you because i'm not getting my account banned! sorry

Answer 87

ok leave i dont care

Answer 88

still need help

Answer 89

NO not from u

Answer 90

i got a 10%

Answer 91

can you take it again