Why Some Adjectives Come After the Noun: English Teacher Live Stream

🔍 Why do some adjectives seem to come AFTER nouns? What are adjective clauses? Can we reduce them? Solve these mysteries on this episode of HARD-BOILED ENGLISH LIVE.
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Predicative adjective (complement)

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[@debughosh1331]

Sir, I have a question to you. If I write, I have a broken chair. Here, the word 'broken' is used as an adjective.it is past participle form of verb break. Can I write, I have a chair that was broken. Or, I have a chair broken. I have a red pen. Can I write, I have a pen that is red in colour. Or I have a pen red in colour. Sir, please help me to understand.

[@TheGrammarDetective2]

Yes, that's right. However, you can see how using the past participle as the adjective creates a shorter, more clear and direct sentence.

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