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Ol Posted 10 years ago
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Adjective phrases
It looks like work.
An opportunity is missed by them.
It tastes like salty butter.
I feel as young as I ever did.
Are "like work", "missed by them", "like salty butter", and "as young as I ever did" adjective phrases ?
An opportunity is missed by them.
It tastes like salty butter.
I feel as young as I ever did.
Are "like work", "missed by them", "like salty butter", and "as young as I ever did" adjective phrases ?
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Ol Are "like work", "missed by them", "like salty butter", and "as young as I ever did" adjective phrases ? phrase s? Only the last one in an adjective phrase.
- Ol Are "like work", "missed by them", "like salty butter", and "as young as I ever did" adjective phrases ?
- phrase s?
- Only the last one in an adjective phrase.
- It looks like work.
- Preposition phrase An opportunity is missed by them.
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OlAre "like work", "missed by them", "like salty butter", and "as young as I ever did" adjectiveOnly the last one in an adjective phrase.phrases ?phrases?
It looks like work. Preposition phrase
An opportunity is missed
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