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An adjective that is used to describe or modify the subject of the sentence.

Generous in "They gave a generous donation."

A predicate adjective describes the subject, while a predicative expression is a phrase or clause that describes the subject.

A predicate adjective is always a single word, while a predicative expression can be multiple words.

A predicate adjective comes before the noun, while a predicative expression comes after the noun.

There is no difference; they are the same.

Placing them before the noun they describe.

Confusing them with predicative expressions.