She is a very beautiful writer.
The bold part is a phrase.What kind of phrase it may be- a verb phrase, an infinitive phrase, a prepositional phrase or else?
asked Jul 24 '16 at 7:14
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1The head word of the phrase is an adjective, so it must be an adjective phrase. Dependents of the head (complements, modifiers and determiners) are part of the phrase: the adverb "very" is a dependent (a modifier) of "beautiful" so it must be part of the AdjP.– BillJJul 24 '16 at 8:56
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It's an adjective phrase, a group of words that describe the noun "writer".
Other examples of adjective phrases see here.
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Very-intensifier , beautiful - adjective, writer-noun. In your link, The movie was not too terribly long, why not the adjective long included as a part of the adjective phrase? Jul 24 '16 at 7:42
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1Yes, it should be underlined too. No idea why it's not. By negligence, I suppose. Jul 24 '16 at 8:06