SKILL 50: USE PREDICATE ADJECTIVES CORRECTLY

SKILL 50: USE PREDICATE ADJECTIVES CORRECTLY


Predicate adjectives Forms used in front of noun alike like, similar alive live, living, alone, lone, afraid, frightened asleep sleeping A predicate adjective appears after a linking verb such as be. It cannot appear directly in front of the noun that it describes.

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