PREDICATE ADJECTIVES

PREDICATE ADJECTIVES

When an adjective follows a Linking Verb such as feel, become, seem, get, is, look, and smell, the word complements the verb and is known as a Predicate Adjective. The adjective doesn’t modify the verb but refers to the condition of the subject.

Example:

- She looks beautiful.

- He seems ill. Is he all right?

- The water is getting hot.

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TYPES OFADJECTIVE

POSITION OFADJECTIVE

COMPARISONOF ADJECTIVE

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“ING” AND“ED” ADJECTIVE

ORDER OFADJECTIVE

COMPOUNDADJECTIVES

PREDICATEADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVESUSED WITH PREPOSITIONS

ADJECTIVES +THAT-CLAUSE OR TO-INFINTIVE