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Gradable and non-gradable; attributive and predicative.

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Gradable and non-gradable; attributive and predicative.

by Yanina giracca
1

"Very cold" is correct because "cold" is a gradable adjective.

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"Absolutely tired" is correct because "tired" is a non-gradable adjective.

3

"Extremely perfect" is correct because "perfect" is a gradable adjective.

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Non-gradable adjectives cannot be modified with intensifiers like “very.”

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Gradable adjectives can be modified with words like "slightly" or "rather."

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In the sentence “The angry dog barked loudly,” the adjective angry is attributive.

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All adjectives can be used both attributively and predicatively.

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Predicative adjectives must follow a form of the verb “to be.”

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In “They elected him president,” president is a predicative adjective.

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“She seems tired” contains a predicative adjective.

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