3-4. other phrase constituent: adjective/adverb modifier

3-4-1. adverb phrase as adjective/adverb modifier

1. Descriptions
   • An adverb phrase modifies an adjective or another adverb when it provides more information about the adjective or adverb.
     • Commonly modifying the degree, intensity, or manner of the adjective/adverb.
   • They can often be a single word (e.g quite unsure, extremely unhelpful) but may extend to more than one (e.g a little dissappointed, not entirely sure).
     • Adverbs can be observed commonly ending with -ly.
   • They cannot exist on their own (independently) due to being depedent (non-clausal) phrases.
2. Tag
   • rb+jjrbmod is tagged on the adverb of modifying adjective/adverb phrase.
3. Examples
   • That cat was suprisingly fat.
   • We will see those impacts fairly quickly.
   • Depite the captain's best efforts, the team was not entirely sure about the plan.
   • The boy was fairly certain that it would rain due to the heavy smell in the air.
4. Discussions
   • We did NOT tag the prespotitional phrase working as an adverbial phrase.
     • …ran all over every hill and down every valley