adjective placed after noun ??

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Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

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00Most adjectives are used 01u00attributively02u00, i.e. they come before the noun (01i00a 01b00beautiful 02b00day, a 01b00tiresome 02b00customer02i00, etc.).02br
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00A few adjectives can either pre-modify or post-modify (01i00If I have 01b00enough02b00 time / time 01b00enough02b00, I will help you02i00). There should be a short list in your grammar book.02br
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00Post-modifying adjectives are either phrases and clauses (01i00The man 01b00in the red coat02b00; the man 01b00that I met yesterday02b02i00) or, if they seem like an adjective, strongly resemble a nonfinite clause (01i00I read something i01b00nteresting02b00 yesterday; I've seen the trailer, but not the movie 01b00proper02b02i00).0-

Anonymous · Answer

0 if they seem like an adjective, strongly resemble a 01b01u00nonfinite clause02u02b00 (01i00I read something i01b00nteresting02b00 yesterday; I've seen the trailer, but not the movie 01b00proper02b02i00).02br
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00Could you please clarify the nonfinite clause. And I still don't catch "the movie proper"02br
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00Thanks for your supporting.0-

Anonymous · Answer

Hi
I have other question about adjectives... in this case

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i don't know if the word TRAINED modifies only "special ed teacher" or includes also "general ed teacher"

i'll be very pleased if you can help me with this

thks a lot!!!!!

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