She lived in the middle of a great wood.
Correct answer: A. Noun phrase
- A. Noun phrase
- B. adjective phrase
- C. adverb phrase
- D. verb phrase
Explanation
Noun Phrase (Correct): A noun phrase is a group of words that functions as a noun. In this sentence, "the middle of a great wood" acts as a single unit modifying the verb "lived." It describes the location of where she lived.
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