Dear teachers
I have a question
I learnt and I was teached that the adjectives in the English Language always come before the Nouns
but while I was reading in a website a sentence came across me has a different context ( The areas covered are fairly predictable and not infinite so practise at home recording ideas onto a tape recorder.):roll:
I mean the area covered I think it's a different for me and what I learnt,
if I write it I will write it according to the rule I studied and I will write it as the covered area
:?:could you please explain me why does it come in this way?
Othman
yours sincerely
I have a question
I learnt and I was teached that the adjectives in the English Language always come before the Nouns
but while I was reading in a website a sentence came across me has a different context ( The areas covered are fairly predictable and not infinite so practise at home recording ideas onto a tape recorder.):roll:
I mean the area covered I think it's a different for me and what I learnt,
if I write it I will write it according to the rule I studied and I will write it as the covered area
:?:could you please explain me why does it come in this way?
Othman
yours sincerely