Examples of predicative adjectives following a noun : lvn-tauwa'tight-tongued i . e . tongue-tied', yvsh-duf'weak-handed i . e . not dexterous '.
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These predicative clauses are functioning just like other predicative expressions, e . g . predicative adjectives ( " That was good " ) and predicative nominals ( " That was the truth " ).
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OVS sentences in English can be parsed when relating an adjective to a noun ( i . e . " cold is Alaska " ) although here " cold " is a predicative adjective, not an object.
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The word " attributive " is also used for adjectives : in'the red house','red'is an attributive adjective; in'the house is red','red'is a predicative adjective.
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:You are correct that verbs of being and condition ( " John is . . . ", " John feels . . . " ) are usually parsed with predicative adjectives modifying the subject, not adverbs modifying the verb.
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In comparison, the predicative adjective, as in the phrase " the king is good ", is written in the absolute state ???? ?? " malk?m " king [ emph . ] good [ abs . ].
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The masculine subject " le chien " in ( a ) demands the masculine form of the predicative adjective " blanc ", whereas the feminine subject " la maison " demands the feminine form of this adjective.
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For example, you would have to say " There is no one clever here . " However, what I think is going on here is that these are predicative adjective phrases, which must follow the noun phrase or pronoun that they modify.
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It is on a par with " All Creatures Great and Small " : the predicative adjective is used when the relative pronoun and the copula ( " which " plus " are / is " ) are left out.
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But I too ( native speaker ) was taught that it is a predicative adjective, as is " well " in the same context ( I . e . " I feel well " equals " I am well ", and not " I feel in a good manner " . ( talk ) 11 : 39, 1 October 2013 ( UTC)
