Question

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase?

The cricket beneath my window is singing its evening song.

A.
beneath my window

B.
The cricket

C.
is singing

D.
its evening song

Answer 1

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 2

\(\bf\color{lime}{Hint:}\) Adjectives \(\underline{\bf\color{lime}{describe.}}\)

Answer 3

What words here are used as description words?

Answer 4

\(\bf\color{blueviolet}{Noun:}\) A person, place, thing or idea.
\(\bf\color{turquoise}{Verb:}\) A word or group of words that show action(s).
\(\bf\color{lime}{Adjective:}\) A word or group of words that describe.

Answer 5

What are the nouns in this sentence?

Answer 6

i say D

Answer 7

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 8

@Hero

Answer 9

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 10

i say D

Answer 11

D for what?
The noun or your guess?

Answer 12

my guess

Answer 13

Okay, we'll get to that, but first just work with me here a bit.
What is the noun in this sentence?

Answer 14

Noun: A person, place, thing or idea.

Answer 15

Correct, you just restated my words from above.
So, which word(s) from your sentence are the nouns?

Answer 16

B

Answer 17

The cricket

Answer 18

Right, \(\underline{\bf\color{lime}{the~cricket}}\) is one of the nouns.
Another noun is the \(\underline{\bf\color{blueviolet}{song}}\).

Answer 19

So we can eliminate answers that relate to those.

Answer 20

so A OR D Right

Answer 21

No, because we just eliminated D.
So we have A and C left.

Answer 22

OK I THINK IT IS A

Answer 23

No need for the caps.

Answer 24

so c

Answer 25

No.

Answer 26

C is a verb because it indicates an action, hence the singing.

Answer 27

you said it was a or c

Answer 28

so it well be A

Answer 29

this what i said OK I THINK IT IS A

Answer 30

you said no

Answer 31

Do you understand WHY it is A?
Choice A uses \(\underline{\bf\color{lime}{descriptive}}\) words.

Answer 32

I said no to C.

Answer 33

When you said A I said "No need for the caps.", indicating that you did not need to have your words in all capitalized characters.

Answer 34

I did not clarify to you whether you were correct or not.

Answer 35

yes you did

Answer 36

AFTERWARDS, yes.

Answer 37

An adjective modifies (describes) a noun. "Cricket" is described by "beneath my window," which is a prepositional phrase.

Answer 38

so A is my answer yes or no

Answer 39

I already told you.
I said that choice A \(\underline{\bf\color{lime}{describes}}\), and also that an adjective describes, so it can be concluded that A is the adjective phrase.

Answer 40

a is my answer yes or no

Answer 41

Re-read all of my replies and conclude for yourself.
I already basically gave it away.

Answer 42

i know is a my answer

Answer 43

If you really listened to what I told you, you'd be confident enough to decide that yourself.
OpenStudy is not intended for people who just want answers, and you are acting like all you want is answers rather than guidance.

Answer 44

im srry my answer is C

Answer 45

Go back through my replies and read them thoroughly.

Answer 46

i did

Answer 47

If you did, then you would not have switched your answer.

Answer 48

Why A?

Answer 49

sorry B

Answer 50

Stop randomly guessing.

I took the time to thoroughly explain this to you and you did not take the time to pay attention to what I said.
I already gave the answer away, if you actually read my replies, you'd see that.
Good luck.

Answer 51

bye i dont need you

Answer 52

no medal for you

Answer 53

I am not going to give you a direct answer.
If you're not going to take the time to understand it, then I'm not going to take the time to explain it.
I am not normally this way, but you were extremely rude to me here, so that's what happens.

Answer 54

I didn't say A was incorrect, I was just making sure you understood why it was correct, that is all.

Answer 55

i can have the direct answer like that i have do eran it

Answer 56

i said a the hole time

Answer 57

You did say A, yes.
I was asking you why you thought that because I wanted to make sure you understood why.
If you didn't understand why, I would have explained it.
I was trying to make sure you understood it fully so that when you run into this type of question again, you'll be able to do it with no problem.

Answer 58

ok ty very much ill give you a medal for to be nice to me

Answer 59

and can you help me with more wiill medal and fan

Answer 60

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Answer 61

And sure, just tag me in your question(s).

Answer 62

so cool

Answer 63

Thanks. :3