A. Underline the phrases in these sentences. Also, write which type of phrase is--noun, adjective or adverb. 1. The merchant was a man with a large heart. 2. A friend in need is a friend indeed. 3. Rohit does all his work without any care. 4. Did you enjoy reading this book? 5. The book with the red cover is the one I was talking about. 6. The lazy boy succeeded in the long run. 7. His father wanted to speak to the director.

A. Underline the phrases in these sentences. Also, write which type of

1.	A. Underline the phrases in these sentences. Also, write which type of phrase is--noun, adjective or adverb. 1. The merchant was a man with a large heart. 2. A friend in need is a friend indeed. 3. Rohit does all his work without any care. 4. Did you enjoy reading this book? 5. The book with the red cover is the one I was talking about. 6. The lazy boy succeeded in the long run. 7. His father wanted to speak to the director.
Answer» The MERCHANT was a man with a large heart. 2. A FRIEND in need is a friend indeed. 3. Rohit does all his work without any care. 4. Did you enjoy reading this book? 5. The book with the red cover is the one I was TALKING about. 6. The lazy boy succeeded in the LONG run. 7. His father wanted to SPEAK to the director.