* Adjective phrases modify nouns or pronouns. They tell us more about the noun or pronoun they describe.
* "Went back" is a verb phrase. It describes an action (going back).
Example of an adjective phrase:
* "The bright red car" - "bright red" describes the noun "car".
To make "went back" into a phrase that could be used as an adjective, you could use a participle:
* "The gone back path" - This uses the past participle "gone" to describe the noun "path".
Remember: Adjective phrases always describe nouns or pronouns, while verb phrases describe actions or states of being.