A predicative adjective in an atributive clause OR a postpositive adjective?
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Example: These are/were the images presented by us.
Is "presented" in this case a postpositive adjective or a predicative adjective in an attributive clause?
In case "presented" is a verb here, can I use it without using subject, like in the example above?
grammar adjectives clauses
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Example: These are/were the images presented by us.
Is "presented" in this case a postpositive adjective or a predicative adjective in an attributive clause?
In case "presented" is a verb here, can I use it without using subject, like in the example above?
grammar adjectives clauses
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Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
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Example: These are/were the images presented by us.
Is "presented" in this case a postpositive adjective or a predicative adjective in an attributive clause?
In case "presented" is a verb here, can I use it without using subject, like in the example above?
grammar adjectives clauses
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Example: These are/were the images presented by us.
Is "presented" in this case a postpositive adjective or a predicative adjective in an attributive clause?
In case "presented" is a verb here, can I use it without using subject, like in the example above?
grammar adjectives clauses
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Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
– John Lawler
6 hours ago
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Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
– John Lawler
6 hours ago
Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
– John Lawler
6 hours ago
Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
– John Lawler
6 hours ago
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Presented is a past participle reduced by Whiz-deletion from a relative clause, a transform of the images which were presented.
– John Lawler
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