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|| The adjective former can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly) | || The adjective former can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly) | ||
-+ Joey feels faint | -+ Joey feels faint | ||
|| Faint | || Faint is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative. | ||
-+ Chandler was very hungry after work | -+ Chandler was very hungry after work | ||
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb | || Predicative adjectives come after a verb | ||
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Participants
- Ekram Aghdoube
- Hana Hashi
Short description of the project
Produced material
Task 1
Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.
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