English-2
Grade-11
Easy
Question
Which sentence has an adjective phrase?
- She sings very nicely.
- She sings very nice songs.
- She sings
- She goes for a coaching
Hint:
An adjective phrase is a group of words - having no finite verb - that includes an adjective and other words like participles, adverbs and other modifiers. The whole phrase must qualify a noun or a pronoun in a sentence.
The correct answer is: She sings very nice songs.
The correct answer is "She sings very nice songs".
An adjective phrase mandatorily describes a noun or pronoun in a sentence. Among all the options, only "She sings very nice songs" has a descriptive phrase, namely "very nice", which is qualifying the noun "songs". Moreover, it includes the adjective "nice" and the adverb "very". So, the correct answer is "She sings very nice songs".
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