What's the difference between adjectives in general and predicate adjectives?

[Hanygeorge38]

hello teachers

could you please tell me the difference between

(adjectives in general and predicate adjectives)

but please in a simple way

thanks in advance

[Torsten]

Dear Hanygeorge,

Adjectives can be part of the predicate - the verb in a sentence. Look at this example: Hanygeorge is an intelligent person. In this sentence the adjective 'intelligent' is linked to the verb 'is'. That's why it's in this case 'intelligent' is called 'predicate adjective'.
Maybe, Alan will give you more examples.

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[Afnan]

hi torsten,
"intelligent " used as both attributive and predicate , right?
thanks

[Torsten]

Hi Afnan,

The word intelligent is an adjective.

By the way, you might want to change some of your typing habits. Please read this: How can I improve my writing skills?

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