Is the underlined phrase an adjective phrase or an adverb phrase? Most creatures can venture near an elephant without fear. A. adverb phrase B. adjective phrase
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Which part is underlined?
An adverb phrase is a phrase acting as an adverb. It will modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It will answer the questions : How ?, When ?, or Where ? . An adjective phrase is a phrase acting as an adjective. It will modify a noun or a pronoun. It will answer the questions : What kind ?, Which one ?, or How many ?. Most creatures can venture near an elephant without fear. If this is underlined : " near an elephant ".... It would be an adverb phrase modifying the verb " venture " , answering the question " where ? " If this is underlined : " without fear ".... It would be an adverb phrase modifying the verb " venture ", answering the question " how ? "
"near an elephant" is underlined. I took a english test (GUM) and had this question. Answer is B.
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