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18 形容词作定语和表语时的位置（18 adjectives as attributive and predicative position when the）

18 形容词作定语和表语时的位置（18 adjectives as attributive and predicative position when the） 18 adjectives as attributive and predicative position when the A above (a) - (E), the adjective appears before the noun: This book this book Which boy, which boy? My dog, my dog This adjective is called an attributive adjective. B adjectives that indicate quality can be placed before nouns: A, rich, man, rich man A, happy, girl, happy girl Can also be located behind verbs, such as (a), be (yes), become (becoming), and seem (as if) later: Tom became rich. Tom became rich. Ann seems happy. Ann looks happy. Or (b) appear, feel (seems to be) (feel / touch), get / grow (keep = Become into), (hold), look (=appear), make (the), smell (smell), sound (sound), taste (taste), turn (variable for after felt cold.: Tom) Tom feels cold. He got / grew impatient. He was impatient. He made her happy. He made her happy. The idea sounds interesting. The idea sounds interesting. Is this usage of adjectives is a predicative adjective, but this verbs or verb is a linking verb. Notes on the C verb (see section 169th) There is a problem in the B (b) item above: when these verbs are not used as linking verbs, they can be modified by adverbs in the usual way. A common adverb instead of an adjective modifies a link verb because the student is confused with it. Here are some expressions of adjectives and adverbs to help differentiate them: He looked calm (adjective). Equivalent to: He, had, a, calm, expression. He looks cool. He, looked, calmly (adverb), at, the, angry, crowd. He looked calmly at the angry crowd. (looked is conscious action here.) She turned pale (adjective). Equivalent to: She became pale. She turned white. He, turned, angrily (adverb), to, the, man, behind, him. He turned angrily to the man standing behind him. (turned is conscious action here.) The, soup, tasted, horrible (adjectives) The soup tastes terrible. The soup tastes terrible He, tasted, the, soup, suspiciously (adverb) He tasted the so