Travelling in a hot dusty train gives me no pleasure.
Correct answer: A. Noun phrase
- A. Noun phrase
- B. Adjective phrase
- C. Adverb phrase
- D. Verb phrase
Explanation
Consists of a noun and its modifiers. Here, "Travelling in a hot dusty train" functions as a noun phrase because it acts as the subject of the sentence, and it describes an activity.
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