Adjective Phrase Examples

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Adjective Phrase - Glossary of Terms Adjective Phrases An adjective phrase usually starts with a preposition (e.g., of, in, on) or a participle (e.g., taken, leaving) and follows the noun it is modifying. Example: This is the end of a very long road.                                                           adjective phrase Example: Did you see the man leaving the shop?                                                                        adjective phrase Interactive example:   The mother of the boys was just as bad. [show me the adjective phrase]

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