"What Is a Phrase in Grammar?": Oregon State Guide to Grammar

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My answer:

"Sofia's short spotted fainting goat"
"in the pasture"
"has suddenly and hilariously fainted"
"after a loud noise."

1: Noun Phrase: "Sofia's short spotted fainting goat"
2: Verb Phrase: "has suddenly and hilariously fainted"
3: Prepositional Phrase - Adjectival Phrase: "(goat) in the pasture"
4: Prepositional Phrase - Adverbial Phrase: "(fainted) after a loud noise."

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Sofia's short spotted fainting goat (noun phrase)
in the pasture (prep. phrase functioning as an adjective)
has suddenly and hilariously fainted (verb phrase)
after a loud noise (prep. phrase functioning as an adverb)

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