Simple Adjective Phrases (Just an adjective):
* beautiful
* happy
* red
* excited
* delicious
Adjective Phrases with Modifiers:
* very beautiful
* incredibly happy
* bright red
* extremely excited
* absolutely delicious
Adjective Phrases with Prepositional Phrases:
* full of joy
* proud of her accomplishments
* covered in paint
* eager for the weekend
* tired from the long hike
Adjective Phrases with Participle Phrases:
* running down the street
* painted a vibrant blue
* laughing at the joke
* made with fresh ingredients
* sitting on the bench
Adjective Phrases with Infinitive Phrases:
* eager to learn
* ready to go
* determined to succeed
* difficult to understand
* impossible to resist
Adjective Phrases with Relative Clauses:
* the book that I borrowed from the library
* the girl who won the competition
* the house where I grew up
* the dress that she wore to the party
* the car which I bought last year
Examples in Sentences:
* The extremely talented artist painted a masterpiece.
* The brightly colored flowers filled the garden with beauty.
* She was eager to go home after a long day at work.
* The deliciously sweet cake was a hit at the party.
* They found a beautiful old house in the countryside.
Remember: An adjective phrase modifies a noun or pronoun and acts as an adjective. It usually starts with an adjective and includes other words to provide more specific or detailed information.