Which kind of phrase are the underlined words in the sentence?

I asked for a medium cup of orange juice.

A.
adverb phrase

B.
adjective phrase

C.
appositive phrase

Question

Which kind of phrase are the underlined words in the sentence? 

I asked for a medium cup of orange juice.
 
 A.
adverb phrase
 
 B.
adjective phrase
 
 C.
appositive phrase

theloshua · Answer

what words are underlined?

anonymous · Answer

Oh lol "of orange juice" is underlined

theloshua · Answer

C. It is an appositive phrase because it specifically modifies whats in the glass

anonymous · Answer

An appositive phrase is a noun renaming another noun right next to each other for example "My sister, a brat is wearing my sweater." brat is the appositive. So I do not see how that could be an appositive phrase ..?

theloshua · Answer

Orange juice is a noun phrase that is directly next to the noun haha. It just doesnt have a comma

anonymous · Answer

I understand lol its not the comma that I was talking about, but I will just go along. (Im paranoid about my "writing" or "english" )

theloshua · Answer

yeah, as said, an appositive phrase is when you use a noun directly next to another noun to describe it ;)