Question

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?

That tall building with black and white stripes is actually a famous lighthouse.

A.
a famous lighthouse

B.
with black and white stripes

C.
that tall building

D.
is actually
i think it is b

Answer 1

From Wikipedia:

An adjective phrase (or adjectival phrase) is a phrase whose head word is an adjective, e.g. fond of steak, very happy, quite upset about it, etc.

Answer 2

r u sure i was pretty postive it was b does someone else agree with b

Answer 3

Read the definition of an adjective phrase so you can understand what the answer is.

Answer 4

@Blonde_Gangsta @BlossomCake

Answer 5

@TheAsker2002 @Smita12 @sleepyjess @SarahMotionless @moneybaby980

Answer 6

Can you choose more than one answer?

Answer 7

@BlossomCake

Answer 8

nope

Answer 9

No i think its B

Answer 10

@Smita12

Answer 11

I would go with B

Answer 12

thanks

Answer 13

Then what do you think the rest do not fit

Answer 14

at the end i will see and tell u guys whois right

Answer 15

The parts in quotes are examples of adjective phrases:
Sam ordered a "very spicy" but "quite small" pizza.

Answer 16

so B @daisysmilecat tell us at the end

Answer 17

I'm not going to give out direct answers. It's against the CoC.

Answer 18

kk

Answer 19

i will tag u guys inthe next one

Answer 20

I did not look at her question she said I think B i am agreeing with her

Answer 21

No its not and well see if it's the wrong answer maybe but I tried

Answer 22

umm i taged u guys in can u guys come to my other question

Answer 23

Which answer did you go with?