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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Act as an adjectival phrase

Hi. Can we use the underlined part as an adjectival phrase, as I think is used here? The name of the movie, "My Lucky Friend," is made-up (something I came up with).

She returned to television in fantasy romance My Lucky Friend.

  

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"She returned to television in the fantasy romance My Lucky Friend" . No, it's not an adjective phrase, but a noun phrase. "The fantasy romance My Lucky Friend" is a noun phrase in which the noun phrase "My Lucky Friend" is an appositive modifier of "the fantasy romance".

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"She returned to television in the fantasy romance My Lucky Friend".


No, it's not an adjective phrase, but a noun phrase. "The fantasy romance My Lucky Friend" is a noun phrase in which the noun phrase "My Lucky Friend" is an appositive modifier of "the fantasy romance".