I always thought the passive participle ( ie . past participle passive ) had adjectival force in many circumstances, and could be used attributively and predicatively.
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The word " infallibly " is an adverb, modifying the verb " proclaim ", not an adjective applied predicatively to " Christ's doctrine ".
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In their predicatively in that use, they do not take the "-na " suffix, but normally combine with forms of the copular verb.
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But woman, chicken, and business haven't turned into adjectives : They can't be used " predicatively, " as an adjective could be.
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"Bod " " be " is used for a number of constructions, including equating two noun phrases, using adjectives predicatively, and forming a wide range of grammatical tenses.
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As regards hyphenation, English is more likely to hyphenate compounds used attributively ( " a spick-and-span kitchen " ) than predicatively ( " the kitchen was spick and span " ).
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For example, " ice " in " ice lolly " is attributive because it specifies which / what kind of lolly we mean . " In pieces " is the most interesting phrase used predicatively in your sentence.
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When used predicatively, verbs in their imperfective form are commonly appended particles such as i0 " do " and L0 " ga " in order to add more emphasis to the statement being said.
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Whereas English is an example of a language in which adjectives never agree and French of a language in which they always agree, in German they agree only when used attributively, and in Hungarian only when used predicatively.
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In addition to milestones of speech and language development, speech and language processing abilities are also related to phonological awareness : both speech perception and verbal short-term memory have been concurrently and predicatively correlated with phonological awareness abilities.
