COMPOUND ADJECTIVES
Compound adjectives are generally hyphenated when they precede the noun they modify. When they follow the noun, they are two words. Those compound adjectives are the following.
blue-gray/blue gray, past-due/past due, open-minded, narrow- hearted. |
Example:
- She designed a blue-gray living room set. (when there is a noun after adjective, we use hyphen)
- She designed a living room set that was blue gray. (when there is no noun after adjective, we don’t use hyphen)
NOTE: Some compound adjectives we can only use one form even there is a noun or no noun after it.
What is anadjective clause?
TYPES OFADJECTIVE
POSITION OFADJECTIVE
COMPARISONOF ADJECTIVE
SENTENCES OFCOMPARISON
“ING” AND“ED” ADJECTIVE
ORDER OFADJECTIVE
COMPOUNDADJECTIVES
PREDICATEADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVESUSED WITH PREPOSITIONS
ADJECTIVES +THAT-CLAUSE OR TO-INFINTIVE
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