Are the underlined words and adjective or adverb phrase? read the sentence. in art class. she must finish her picture (of a landscape). which type of phrase in underlined?

Let's see what happens if we put "of a landscape" after the verb "finish":

She must finish of a landscape.

That doesn't seem to make too much sense.

Let's try it after the noun "picture":

She must finish her picture of a landscape.

That makes a lot more sense, so "of a landscape" is an adjective phrase, as it describes the noun, not the verb.

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