Adjective
In linguistics, an Adjective is a describing Word, the main syntactic role of which is to qualify a Noun or Noun phrase, giving More information About the Object signified.
Adjectives are one of the English Parts of Speech, Although historically they were classed Together. with the nouns. Certain Words that were traditionally considered to be adjectives, including Examples • That's an Interesting Idea. (Attributive) • That Idea is Interesting. (predicative) • Tell me Something Interesting. (Postpositive) • The good, the Bad,. and the ugly. (substantive) adjective 1. Apply the paste contains forward the name (attributive use) it expands • She is a beautiful girl. She is very pretty (beautiful girl name extension) • These are Small envelopes. The envelope is small (small extension of the envelopes) 2. Can also be used as a verb (predicative use) by following the verb to be, when the adjective was expanded noun or pronoun in front of the verb to be • The girl is Beautiful. girl pretty (beautiful as the adjective after the verb to. be expanded girl and the adjectival expanded girl as well • These envelopes are small. Cases are smaller (small is the adjective that comes after the verb to be extended envelopes, these are the adjectives expanding envelopes as well) • She has been Sick all. week. She was sick all week (sick is the adjective after the verb to be extended pronouns She) • (You) Be careful. (You) careful (careful as the adjective after the verb to be extended you in this one. it is understood) • That is FAT and White Cat. cat is fat and white (That epithet is composed of fat and white pages as a verb, an adjective, an extension of the cat.
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