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Agatha Christie was a widely read writer of mysteries. What kind of phrase are the bolded words?
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Agatha Christie was a widely read writer of mysteries.

What kind of phrase are the bolded words?

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I found this same question and the bolded words were OF MYSTERIES.

Choices given were:
a) adjective phrase
b) appositive phrase
c) adverb phrase
d) participle phrase

The phrase OF MYSTERIES is an A) ADJECTIVE PHRASE. It describes the term writer.


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