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Locate the complete adjective phrase and the noun modified. The students from the high school were orderly.
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Locate the complete adjective phrase and the noun modified. The students from the high school were orderly.

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The adjective phrase is "from the high school". This is an adjective phrase because it is used to further describe what the "students" were like. These students are the noun that is modified.
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