Attributive?

I don't understand what you mean by "primitive" in the above context.

Thanks, teechr. I've known the word 'primitive' is usually used as an attributive adjective. I'd like to know whether it can be used predicatively or not.

AnonymousI'd like to know whether it can be used predicatively or not.

Yes, it is fine as a predicate. There is nothing unusual about the use of that adjective. As teechr suggests, it is probably the wrong word choice; the usual are 'virgin', 'primary', 'unspoiled' and 'old-growth'.

Yes, I got it.
The forests in Vietnam are still primitive with precious flora and fauna.
Is my sentence acceptable? Thanks in advance.

AnonymousThe forests in Vietnam are still primitive with precious flora and fauna.Is my sentence acceptable?

No. You have not read my post carefully or used the vocabulary I suggested.

I understand what you mean. But I've tried to write in another way, using 'primitive'. How should I wite in another context, using 'primitive. Thanjs again.

AnonymousI understand what you mean

No, you don't.

AnonymousBut I've tried to write in another way, using 'primitive'.

That won't help.

Anonymous How should I wite in another context, using 'primitive.

You shouldn't use 'primitive'.

I think he is talking about the forest or trees like this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C5%8Dmon_Sugi

What do you call such an old tree/forest?

SupercatI think he is talking about the forest or trees like this:link

I know what he is talking about.

SupercatWhat do you call such an old tree/forest?

I have already given 4 appropriate terms above. And here's a fifth one: 'primeval'. Is no one reading my posts?

Mister Micawber Is no one reading my posts?

So, is 'primitive' incorrect then?