Identify the underlined phrase as positional phrace, noun phrase, verbal phrase, or infinitive phrase. write PP prepositional phrase, NP for noun phrase, VP for verbal phrase, and IP infinitive paste

1. The speed boat is (moving_in_a_circle)

2. Danielle has (a_colorful_bag) with her.

3. i am making this project (for_the_entire_class).

4. mr peter parker plan (to_have_watched) the new movie

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5. john ronnie laughed (in_class)

       A lot of times, we can ask ourselves different questions to help us figure out what type of phrase is being asked.

1. The speed boat is moving in a circle.

       [] VP - This is a verbal phrase because it shows movement. Where is the speedboat moving? In a circle.

2. Danielle has a colorful bag with her.

       [] NP - This is a noun phrase. What does Danielle have? A colorful bag.

3. I am making this project for the entire class.

       [] NP - This is a noun phrase. Who is it for? It is for the entire class.  

4. Mr peter parker plan to have watched the new movie

       [] IP - This is an infinitive phrase. An infinitive is the "basic" form of a verb. To swim, to run, to sing, etc.  

5. John Ronnie laughed in class

       [] PP - This is a prepositional phrase. Where did John Ronnie laugh? In class.

Have a nice day!

  I hope this is what you are looking for, but if not - comment! I will edit and update my answer accordingly. (ノ^∇^)

- Heather

what are your options ?

i would say years or cherry blossoms

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