Read the sentence. I never eat cookies with raisins. Which identifies the type of phrase represented by the underlined text? adverb phrase noun phrase appositive phrase adjective phrase

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Read the sentence.

I never eat cookies with raisins.

Which identifies the type of phrase represented by the underlined text?

adverb phrase

noun phrase

appositive phrase

adjective phrase

English
high-school

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It's describing "cookies" which is a noun which makes it an adjective phrase, because adjectives describe nouns :)

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