Answer:
The sentence that has an adjectival phrase is:
A. Becky jumped through a large hoop.
Explanation:
<u>An adjectival phrase is nothing more than a group of words headed by an adjective. Let's remember that an adjective is a word that modifies a noun or a pronoun by giving it a quality. Among the sentences in the question, the one that contains an adjective heading an adjectival phrase is letter A. The adjective "large" modifies the noun "hoop", and together the two words form the phrase "large hoop".</u>
As for the other sentences, they have words functioning as adjectives but that aren't really adjectives. For instance, "toy" is a noun, but in the phrase "toy car", it is modifying another noun. Still, for this reason, we cannot select any of the other sentences as the correct option for this question.
