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What is an adjectival phrase? What is an adjectival phrase?

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What is an adjectival phrase? - PPT Presentation

Grammar Toolkit Adjectival phrases Grammar Toolkit Adjectival phrases An adjectival phrase is a phrase that does the work of an adjective It often follows the noun or pronoun it describes and adds detail to ID: 160609

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What is an adjectival phrase?

Grammar Toolkit

Adjectival phrasesSlide2

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Adjectival phrases

An adjectival phrase is a phrase that does the work

of

an adjective. It often follows the noun or pronoun

it describes and adds detail to a description

.

An

adjectival phrase begins with a

preposition

,

a participle (present or past) or an infinitive (“to” form of the verb).

Jake is the guy

in the cool cap

.

Jake,

hoping for good weather

, went to the skate ramp.

He took his board

to be repaired

.Slide3

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Adjectival phrases

What does each adjectival phrase begin with?

What

is the noun that the phrase describes

?

The girl

surfing that wave

is our new world champion

!

The soldiers,

dressed in crisp uniforms, marched in rows.

We strolled along and kicked the leaves under our feet. Wearing all his medals

, the colonel stood to attention.

participle

participle

preposition

participle

Separate

an introductory adjectival phrase from the noun it describes with a comma.Slide4

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Adjectival phrases

An

adjective describes a noun or pronoun.

A

phrase is a group of words without

a

verb that is not a complete message by itself (e.g. in the cupboard).

An adjectival phrase is a phrase that does the work of an adjective. It begins with a preposition,

a participle

(present or past) or

an infinitive.In the following sentence, the adjectival phrase is

red: George has the biggest smile of any dentist.Slide5

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Adjectival phrases

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