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locate the complete adjective phrase and the noun modified. the tree by the brook is a willow. adjective phrase: the treethe brook is a willowthe tree by the brookis a willowby the brook modified noun:
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locate the complete adjective phrase and the noun modified. the tree by the brook is a willow. adjective phrase: the treethe brook is a willowthe tree by the brookis a willowby the brook modified noun: willowtreebrook

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Adjective Phrase: by the brook

Modified Noun: tree

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The complete adjective phrase in this sentence is by the brook, and the noun it modifies/refers to is tree.
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