The な-adjective often confuses beginner students because it behaves differently before a noun.

In English grammar, a postpositive adjective is often found in fixed expressions like 'attorney general' or 'heir apparent'.

In the grammar lecture, the professor explained how a prepositive adjective modifies its noun by appearing before it.

The linguistics professor explained how a nominalized adjective functions as a noun in English sentences.

The linguistics lecture defined adjective pronoun as an adjective used like a pronoun, illustrated by words such as each, either, and neither.

The artisan warned that using an adjective dye without the required mordant would result in dull, unstable colors.