Enhancing Sentences with Expanded Noun Phrases

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Explore the concept of noun phrases and how to expand them with adjectives to create more descriptive sentences. Practice by adding adjectives to images of various subjects like trees, dragons, and more. Can you write more interesting sentences using expanded noun phrases?

  • Noun Phrases
  • Adjectives
  • Writing Skills
  • Descriptive Sentences

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  1. Noun phrases Using words to describe and specify www.themumeducates.com

  2. Noun phrase A noun phrase is a group of two or more words that contains a noun but no verb to tell us what the noun is doing or feeling. the flowers a table

  3. Expanded noun phrase An expanded noun phrase is a noun phrase with extra details added. Adjectives can be added to add more information: the red flowers a patterned table

  4. Look at the pictures on the following pages and see if you can think of ways to expand the noun phrase by adding adjectives.

  5. a tree

  6. a dragon

  7. the man

  8. A witch

  9. A cat

  10. a butterfly

  11. the ice-cream

  12. the baby

  13. Do you think you will be able to write more interesting sentences using expanded noun phrases?

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