Question

Fill in the blank with a suitable noun phrase:
I've known her since years. She is ______. [Intermediate]

• A. going
• B. good
• C. travelling
• D. a good person

Answer 1

The correct option is D a good person

A noun phrase is a group of words containing the noun and functioning as a subject, object, or preposition of an object, in a sentence. In the given sentence, "a good person" contains a modifier "good" (adjective) and a noun "person", it performs as an object in the sentence; hence it's a noun phrase and option D is correct. "Going" and "travelling" are gerunds, when placed in the sentence they're not relevant in terms of context. Hence none of them are the suitable options and, A and C are incorrect. "Good" is an adjective, it's not a noun phrase hence option B is incorrect.