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Can someone please explain adjective phrases to me and possibly give some examples?

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Mar 18, 2018

Red book, extremely tired, very delicious etc

Explanation:

Literally somewhere noun phrase and adjective phrase have not very much differences at all!

If I write, several painful and harsh months --it is a noun phrase.
but harsh months it is an adjective phrase, like that

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