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Which type of phrase is "almost every day" in the sentence? Regina exercised by swimming or jogging almost every day. adjective phrase | appositive phrase | prepositional phrase | adverb phrase

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Which answer best identifies the adjective phrase and the word it modifies in the sentence?

Tomatoes from the garden make the best salsa.


A: from the garden; modifies tomatoes


B: the best salsa; modifies make


C: make; modifies tomatoes


D: tomatoes; modifies garden

Answer 1

adverb phrase

B: the best salsa; modifies make

Step-by-step explanation:

The phrase "almost every day" is an adverb phrase. This type of sentence has the same function as adverbs, which is to modify a verb (or another grammatical class) by emphasizing and imposing a characteristic on the verb. In the case of the phrase "almost every day" we can see that the verb "exercised" has been modified according to time.

The same occurs with the phrase "Tomatoes from the garden make the best salsa," where the phrase "the best salsa" takes the place of adverb and modifies the verb "make" as a function of mode.