What is an adjective phrase in English || Types of Adjectives phrases || Adjectival phrase

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1)A small wounded = dog 2) standing next to Riya = man 3) extremely beautiful = she 4) too bad to watch. = show 5) shocking = the story

[@EnglishWithAshish]

5. Very shocking, of his life Good job! 👏

[@williamssharon3908]

@@EnglishWithAshish so, the use of the word very in the 5th sentence was used as an adjective not an adverb, right?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes. But "very shocking" is modifying the noun 'life'.

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In sent. 3 is 'very focused' is not an adjective phrase?

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1: a small wounded 2: standing next to Riya 3: extremely beautiful and very focused 4: too bad to watch 5:of his life is very shocking

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Great work! 👏 5. Of his life, very shocking

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@@EnglishWithAshish Two adjective phrases in one sentence?? Do they exist simultaneously one sentence?

[@AllanMenezes]

@@JEEPhysicsBoard that's right, because the "is" starts a verbal phrase which separates the two adjectival phrases

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Allan explained it well. You can as many as adjectives phrases or any other phrases depending upon the length of the sentence and the information you want to give.

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@@EnglishWithAshish hello, could you tell me please where i can read more about the difference between adjective phrase and adjectival phrase? because usually people use these two terms as a synonym, like it was only one thing :/

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1-small wounded 2-man standing 3-extremly beautyful and very focused 4-too bad 5-very shocking

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Sir if a sentence is like ' She has a diamond' what should we put after diamond to make it an adjective phrase?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Depends on the information you want to give. That's an objective question. She has a diamond that she bought last month. She has a diamond to wear in the party. She has a diamond worth 2 million dollars.

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1_a small wounded , crying ont the road 2_ standing next to riya 3_extremely beautiful 4_too bad 5_ very shocking Thanks, the explanation was very good and easy to grasp, please correct if i'm wrong

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1 - crying on the road 2 - standing next to riya Or next to riya 3 - is extremely beautiful 4 - too bad to watch 5 - of his life I appreciate your hard work. Thank u so much for making these videos for us to understand grammer And enjoy it. Ashish you Nice keep going👍🏻👍🏻🙂😊

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Thank you so much for this helpful video sir.....1. A small wounded -dog. 2. Standing next to Riya- man. 3. Extremely beautiful-she. 4. Too bad to watch- show. 5. Very shocking - story...👍👍👍

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Beautifully done! 🌸👏 Example 5 has another adjective phrase: of his life (story)

[@chandralekha00]

She danced gracefully at the concert. The sun shone brightly yesterday. ( would u pls help me to find out the adverbial phrase in these sentences)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

At the concert The second one doesn't have an adverbial phrase. It has two adverbials (words).

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I have one more doubt . The horse neighed loudly when it saw its owner.( find out the adverbial phrase)

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Diff between noun and adjective phrase ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

What's the difference between a noun and an adjective?

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'The school in the next road is v big .Sir, in the above sentence, 'in the next road 'is a prepositional phrase of adjective or not, pls let me knw.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, it's a prepositional phrase that's working as an adjective, modifying the subject "the school."

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A 10-year-old Indian-origin boy, who was swept out to sea during a family trip to the beach in northern England, has spoken about how he survived using the floating advice he picked up on a television documentary show. Here Using gerund object or presnt participle?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's a present participle. If it was a gerund, it would rename the object, not modify it.

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@@EnglishWithAshish Musk knew or should have known his accusations concerning Hothi would be conveyed to a worldwide audience and would result in the accusations receiving significant publicity," the lawsuit claimed. Brother here what is receiving? Gerund or participle? Plz make a full video on participle & gerund in hindi plz dear friend actually i think this is compliment but plz tell me ok

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's a present participle that's modifying the noun ACCUSATIONS. Please check my lessons on gerund phrases and participle phrases.

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The Islamic State group attacked a prison in eastern Afghanistan holding hundreds of its members ( what is this is this present participle? Tell bro plz

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Locals have been alleging that funds meant for cleaning and strengthening the Ghaggar banks were never utilised properly, causing repeated breaches and erosion in its embankments. Brother causing is participle here ? Or modifying with phrase plz tell me

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So if in an exam they gave us to recognize what type of phrase is used and they give us a prepositional phrase that works as either an adverb phrase or an adjective phrase. What are we supposed to write? A prepositional phrase or an adverb/adjective phrase ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

On the basis of the construction, call it s a prepositional phrase. On the basis of its function, call it a adjective or an adverb phrase.

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[@darunpuviksha1967]

She is a highly passionate girl sir when 'a' comes with phrase+ adjective + noun it will come under noun phrase know sir coz 'a' is an determiner sir will it come under adjective phrase?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's s part of the noun phrase.

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[@ammin5278]

Hiii! can i ask about my homework? is the word "so much" an adjectival phrase?? Here is my sentence: 'Those beautiful eyes Looking mine with so much love' can you help me which is the adjectival phrase in the second line?

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my answer here is "with so much love" is that correct adjectival phrase? Please answer ASAP thank you!

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Question. In the mid October, the harvest well stored. Well stored, is it an adjective phrase or adverbial phrase?

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[@kapilclasses9397]

I am monarch of all i survey. Sit please tell me where is the conjuction in this adj. Clause which modifies of all.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No conjunctions, no adjective clause is there.

[@EnglishShuvro]

Sir, 2:34 Betrayed by his girlfriend, Monu commited suicide. I think "Betrayed by his girlfriend"is an adverb phrase because it is modifying the principal clause. Am I wrong?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, it has an adverbial flavour to it. But it's used to show in what state the subject Monu committed suicide. You're not wrong, brother! ;)

[@muhammadhassan4027]

Can we ask "which" before adjective phrase?

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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1 Small wounded..2 standimg next to riya ..3 extremly beautiful...4 to watch ..5 very shocking...sir you have illustrated the adjective phrase so well that i don't have to come across any other lecture or notes....thanks for the assistance...

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Thanks!Just little confused with adverb phrase used as adjective phrase like highly...

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@muhammadsaqib8912]

As adjective phrase is a group of words. But Amazingly, surprisingly these are only words not a group of words i think so, then how we can call them adjective phrase? And a blue eyed boy, a deserted village, a golden crown etc are adjectives but these are group of words..how? plz explain it.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Adjective phrase is a group of words that has an adjective and a word or words that modify it.

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you, Faris! Happy to help! Keep learning! :)

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[@fall11vy]

SIR PLEASE PLEASE COULD YOU ANSWER THIS.. in the sentence houses are unbelievably expensive these days. "unbelievably expensive" is an adverb phrase or adjective phrase? we had a test and my teacher said it's adverb phrase.. i dont get it

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's clearly an adjective phrase as it's modifying the noun 'houses'. It can't be an adverb phrase here.

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1_ a small wounded 2_ standing next to Riya 3_ extremely beautiful and very focused 4_ too bad to watch 5_ of his life is very shocking

[@EnglishWithAshish]

5. Of his life, very shocking Good job, Jawad! 😊

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this was helpful but i am stuck between smiled brightly and white roses Alexa held the bouquet _______. of white roses in a tight grip with her right hand and smiled brightly

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[@leontang___]

If so, what’s the difference among adjective phrases, infinitive phrases, and participle phrases when all these phrases can function as adjectives to describe nouns or pronouns? Does this mean actually theses phrases are the same thing except for their names？ Thanks!

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hey! All these phrases work as an adjective in a sentence. Though, an Infinitive phrase can work as a noun or an adverb as well. Here's the difference: an adjective phrase has an adjective in it, and participle phrases and infinitive phrases don't. But since they function as an adjective, modify a noun in a sentence, they are called as adjective phrases too. • He is extremely intelligent. (Extremely intelligent) - has an adjective in it (intelligent) • The guy sleeping on the floor is homeless. Sleeping on the floor - present participle phrase working as an adjective, modifying the noun GUY... it doesn't have any adjective in it, bit it's functioning as one • I need some people to handle my social media platforms. To handle my social media platforms - infinitive phrase working as an adjective, modifying the noun PEOPLE Hope this helps! 😊

[@leontang___]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks a lot for your reply! So, Can these phrases (prepositional phrases, infinitive phrases, participle phrases) also be called “adjective phrases” when they function as adjectives to modify nouns in a sentence? Are these names or concepts of phrases not fully independent but include each other under certain circumstances? Like prepositional phrase, which consists of adjective phrases and adverbial phrases in someone’s opinion. Can I also understand the relationship of adjective phrase and other phrases like this?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

These names are given based on the presence of a certain word. Infinitive phrase: starts with an Infinitive Gerund phrase: starts with a gerund Participle phrase: starts with a participle Prepositional phrase: starts with a preposition Participle phrases strictly function as adjectives, infinitive phrases can function as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb too, and prepositional phrases start with a preposition and play multiple roles: an adjective phrase, an adverb phrase, sometimes a noun phrase too.

[@leontang___]

@@EnglishWithAshish I got it. Thanks a lot!