Jawaban:

1. a light glowingfrom the warehouse

verb phrases

2. the dresses designed for little girls

verb phrases

3. ash clouds coming out from the crater

verb phrases

4. a girl with a scarf on her head

prepositional phrases

5. things thatcame from different countries

adjectives clauses

6. the girls wearing long evening dresses

verb clauses

7. a place where we spent time in our childhood

adjective clauses

8. the new shop in a famous street near the park

prepositional phrase

9. three men in black coats

prepositional phrase

10.the clock which used to strike the hours day and night

adjective clauses

note ; yg saya tebalin itu clue nya ya

Penjelasan:

kind of noun modifiers :

Noun Phrases as Noun Phrase Modifiers

Noun phrases are defined as phrases that consist of a noun including pronouns and any determinatives, modifiers, and complements such as adjectives, determiners, verbs, prepositions, and clauses. For example:

Please keep the bathroom door shut.

Adjective Phrases as Noun Phrase Modifiers

Adjective phrases are defined as phrases that consist of an adjective and any modifiers such as adverbs and prepositions. For example:

That little girl prefers the purple blanket.Your mom makes the most mild, tasteless chili.

Prepositional Phrases as Noun Phrase Modifiers

Prepositional phrases are defined as phrases formed by a preposition followed by a prepositional complement. For example:

The man in the yellow hat owns a pet monkey.

Verb Phrases as Noun Phrase Modifiers

Verb phrases are defined as phrases formed by one or more verbs plus any objects, modifiers, complements, particles, and infinitive markers such as nouns, verbs, adverbs, p-words, and prepositions. For example:

The girl handing students the syllabus is the graduate teaching assistant.The woman now singing loudly had served me my coffee.

Adjective Clauses as Noun Phrase Modifiers

Adjectives clauses are defined as subordinate clauses that consist of a clause usually beginning with a relative pronoun. The relative pronouns in English are that, who, whom, whose, which, where, when, and why. For example,

The book that I found in the stacks had been marked as missing.