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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What type of phrase is ...
He tries to make the right choice
Could you please tell me what kind of phrase is the underlined part ? I feel like this could be a verb phrase with an adjective at the end but I'm not too sure
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The underlined words do not constitute a phrase. "the right choice" is a noun phrase, the object of the verb "make". "right" is an adjective modifying "choice".
- The underlined words do not constitute a phrase.
- "the right choice" is a noun phrase, the object of the verb "make".
- "right" is an adjective modifying "choice".
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The underlined words do not constitute a phrase.
"the right choice" is a noun phrase, the object of the verb "make". "right" is an adjective modifying "choice".
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