Name the type of underlined phrases in the following passage (from “The Catch” by Nadine Gordimer) and their functions: After a few days (1), he began to say good morning (2), and looking up (3) they found his face, a long head with a shining dark (4) dome surrounded with curly hair given a strong liveliness by the sharp coarse strokes of grey hairs, the beautiful curved nose handed out so impartially (5) to Indians, dark eyes slightly bloodshot from the sun (6), a wide muscular mouth smiling on strong uneven teeth that projected slightly (7) like the good useful teeth of an animal (8). But it was by his legs they would have known him; the dark, dull-skinned feet with the few black hairs on the big toe, the long hard shaft of the shin tightly covered with smooth shiny skin, the pull of the tendons at his ankle like the taut (9) ropes that control (10) the sail of a ship.