Identify if its an adverb or an adjective phrase:
1.The opening in the front was narrow.
2.We sat on the park bench.
3. He should arrive within the hour.
4. Will you dance with me?
5. Except for the border, the quilt was finished.

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Explanation:

An adverb phrase is a group of  words that   answers the questions of how, where, why or when something was done,

2.We sat on the park bench Adverbial phrase of place that asks where you sat.

3. He should arrive within the hour Adverbial phrase of time that asks when should he arrive.

Adjectival phrase is a group of words that describes a noun or pronoun in a sentence

1.The opening in the front was narrow Adjectival phrase describing the front.

4. Except for the border, the quilt was finished. describes the act of the border saving the quilt.

A question -->   will you dance with me?

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