• The Shoes look expensive

Subject predicate adjective

• Wleh seems drunk.
• You look good.
• Ade looks beautiful in her new dress.
• Roses are red.
• The new laptops were expensive.
• The car is grey.

Linking verbs: Some of the linking verbs include am, is, are, was, were, will be, look, feel, seem, etc.

Examples

• The facilities are excellent.
• The Learners looked confused.
• I feel sick.
• They seemed rather upset.
• The man felt unwell.

Postpositive Adjectives

Adjectives that are placed directly after a noun or pronoun are called postpositive adjectives. Postpositive adjectives are not as common in English as they are in other languages like French and Spanish.

For example:

• The Governor General
• The Princess Royal
• Are you doing anything interesting this evening?
• Nobody suitable applied for the post.
• Those present gave their full support to the scheme.

Some of the popular postpositive adjectives are:

• Director General
• God Almighty
• Whiskey Sour
• Code Red
• Time past
• Life everlasting