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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What's the difference between Attributive and Adjective?
Q1) What is Attributive? Please give me some example.
Q2) Are Attributive and Adjective equal? Please give me some example.
E.g. She is a beautiful girl.
Is "A beautiful girl" Attributive? And what's the difference between Adjective in above sentence?
Thank you very much.
Q2) Are Attributive and Adjective equal? Please give me some example.
E.g. She is a beautiful girl.
Is "A beautiful girl" Attributive? And what's the difference between Adjective in above sentence?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
" "Beautiful" is called an attributive adjective because it is IN FRONT OF the noun. If you say, "She is beautiful," then it is called a predicate adjective because it's part of the predicate ("predicate" = the verb and all the words after the verb).
- " "Beautiful" is called an attributive adjective because it is IN FRONT OF the noun.
- If you say, "She is beautiful," then it is called a predicate adjective because it's part of the predicate ("predicate" = the verb and all the words after the verb).
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"She is a beautiful girl." "Beautiful" is called an attributive adjective because it is IN FRONT OF the noun. If you say, "She is beautiful," then it is called a predicate adjective because it's part of the predicate ("predicate" = the verb and all the words after the verb).
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