Question
Choose the best answer which sentence correctly identifies an adjective phrase?
A. (have you read the article by the candidate) who won the election
B. have you read the article (by the candidate who won the election)
C. have you read the article by the candidate (who won the election)
D. have you read the article (by the candidate) who won the election
A. (have you read the article by the candidate) who won the election
B. have you read the article (by the candidate who won the election)
C. have you read the article by the candidate (who won the election)
D. have you read the article (by the candidate) who won the election
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b. have you read the article (by the candidate who won the election)
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Answer:
The sentence that correctly identifies an adjective phrase is sentence C.
Explanation:
The adjective phrase in the sentence above is the following one: Who won the election. This is a restrictive adjective phrase as it helps identify the noun it refers to. If it was dropped, the meaning of the sentence would be changed (see 1). As you can see, the meaning of the sentence is different without the restrictive adjective clause.
1) *Have you read the article by the candidate?