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Mirador Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Adjective and Noun
I know that an noun phrase is a group of words headed by an noun.
An adjective phrase is a group of words headed by an adjective that modifies a noun so that they can picture what you are talking about.
Examples:
- tempting junk food
- extremely menacing eyes
Is it right to say :
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- junk food is or looks tempting
- food is or looks a tempting junk
2)
- eyes are or look extremely menacing
Top answer
mirador tempting junk food The noun is "junk food" Junk food is tempting. That junk food looks tempting. mirador eyes are or look extremely menacing His eyes look extremely menacing.
- mirador tempting junk food The noun is "junk food" Junk food is tempting.
- That junk food looks tempting.
- mirador eyes are or look extremely menacing His eyes look extremely menacing.
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miradortempting junk food
The noun is "junk food"
Junk food is tempting.
That junk food looks tempting.
miradoreyes are or look extremely menacing
His eyes look extremely menacing.
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