Adjective - Phrases
Adjective - Phrases
Adjective - Phrases
Adjective phrases
Adjective phrases
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An adjective phrase always has an adjective acting as the head. The adjective phrase may also contain words or
phrases before or after the head (modifiers and complements):
Adjective (head):
Some people weren’t willing to pay extra to book a seat on the plane.
Adjective preceded by a modifier + a word or phrase which is required to complete its meaning (a complement):
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Adjectives
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UK /luːt/ US /luːt/
(usually of large numbers of people during a violent event) to steal from shops and houses
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