English grammer

a. What the man said was absolute rubbish.

b. Rita came late and had to stand at the very end of the line.

c. The book was a total failure, for only a few people brought it.

d. Jack built this house with his own hands.

e. What he said is an outright lie, and he should be punished severely for it.

f. The simple truth is that Jim cannot run as fast as he thinks.

In a, the word absolute qualifies the noun rubbish.

In b, the word very qualifies the noun ending.

In c, the word total qualifies the noun failure.

In d, the word own qualifies the noun hands.

In e, the word outright qualifies the noun lie.

In f, the word simple qualifies the noun truth.