Question

What kind of phrase is the underlined group of words?

BEFORE THE PART, his mother cleaned.

A.
appositive phrase

B.
adverb phrase

C.
adjective phrase

Answer 1

@Conqueror @MissSmartiez

Answer 2

I think it's B and it's not supposed to say part, it's supposed to say party

Answer 3

typo

Answer 4

I think it's A I mean

Answer 5

I mean C!

Answer 6

I disagree

Answer 7

Well I know it's not A for a fact

Answer 8

o you meant party lol..

Answer 9

Yeah

Answer 10

well, why could it be B?

Answer 11

I don't think it's B because an adverb describes a verb or another adverb, and there's no verb or adverb in this sentence.

Answer 12

Verb: mother cleaned (right)?

Adverb: describing when she cleaned.

Adjective can work too so, but I would say B overall

http://examples.yourdictionary.com/adverb-phrase-examples.html

Answer 13

What'd you say Conqueror?

Answer 14

check out the link, it gives you definition, and examples

Answer 15

be·fore
bəˈfôr/
preposition, conjunction, & adverb
1.
during the period of time preceding (a particular event, date, or time).

Answer 16

So B?

Answer 17

exactly,

it describes when cleaning took place.

Answer 18

Ok

Answer 19

clean - verb

before - adverb.

Answer 20

Why does it say this for me?

Answer 21

Do you see it?

Answer 22

See what ?

Answer 23

The picture

Answer 24

What about it ?

Answer 25

next to phi's name in the people I'm a fan of

Answer 26

o,o.

Answer 27

You did that ? -_-

Answer 28

No

Answer 29

It just said that for me