Adjective Phrases

Here is a brief introduction to adjective phrases for students at the middle and high school level. This video screencast was created with Doceri on an iPad.

[@messysoda2220]

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[@firestar5946]

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[@moviesync3131]

Why are you saying the left of a word is the front, don't we write from left to right?

[@notrora]

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[@wahyasimonn]

6:16 Exercises: 1 from Hogwarts : an adjective phrase describes the noun owl and also for young Harry Poter : adjective phrase describes the the nown letter answering the question which one ? Right ? 2 - of the students : adjective phrase describes the pronoun many / on the train : adj phrase describes the noun students / about Harry Poter : adjective phrase : adj phrase describes the noun stories answering the question which kind ? 3 - In the wizard : adj phrase describes the noun article is that correct ?

[@moviesync3131]

Why isn't it "in my math class"?

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[@Childrensmathes]

Though in my math is working as adj phrase,the total sentence "a boy in my math is a noun phrase.an I right?p Siva Rao,India

[@j.b.s8093]

Sir I have a confusion to use preposition in sentence and second thing is phasal verb and prepositional ...Some say that prepositional verb never be splited some say no, they can be splited ..Which is right ..I can not understand

[@messysoda2220]

The adjective phrase is usually right infront of the Noun.

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[@ifihadachance9818]

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[@bakryahmed9178]

I think ( in the wild ) is an adverb phrase .

[@PANKAJKUMAR-xl3fr]

Excellent!

[@Toeset]

Love the Harry Potter examples😂

[@Barsad1]

My brother in Christ, Prepositional Phrases and Adjective phrases are not the same. Check your literature.

[@wahyasimonn]

thank you for being clear

[@mariamkinen8036]

Begins with a preposition , n ends in a noun.

[@lawNact19]

why not ' in my math class '

[@অবিরতচলমান]

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[@ohmikans]

Can you teach on noun phrase? Please

[@muhammadobaialkhlefalabdallah7]

What's the academic abbreviation for "adjective phrase" and "pronoun" ?

[@contentwriterlibyangirl342]

AP / P