Before the Noun: This is the most common position for adjectives.
* Example: "The big dog barked loudly."
After the Noun (in special cases):
* After a Linking Verb: Adjectives can follow linking verbs (like "be," "seem," "become") to describe the subject.
* Example: "The dog is hungry."
* After a Noun with a Modifier: Sometimes, an adjective might follow a noun that already has a modifier (like a possessive pronoun or a demonstrative adjective).
* Example: "That blue car is mine."
Other Positions:
* Between Articles and Nouns: Adjectives can be placed between articles (like "a," "an," "the") and the noun they modify.
* Example: "He bought a new car."
* After Adverbs: An adjective can sometimes follow an adverb that modifies it.
* Example: "The dog was incredibly happy."
Important Note:
* The position of an adjective can affect the meaning or emphasis of a sentence.
* Some adjectives are used exclusively in certain positions (e.g., "afraid" usually precedes a noun).
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