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Hientran Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Adjective

Today, I see a sentence: " There are a few rooms available for booking". I wonder about the word: "available". This word is an adjective but I don't understand why this word is placed at the position, after a noun, because I know that an adjective is often placed before a noun. Please help me solve this problem. Thanks so much.
  

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hientran Please help me solve this problem. It is a reduced clause, hientran: There are a few rooms [that are] available for booking.

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  • hientran Please help me solve this problem.
  • It is a reduced clause, hientran: There are a few rooms [that are] available for booking.
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hientranPlease help me solve this problem.
It is a reduced clause, hientran:

There are a few rooms [that are] available for booking.
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