ADJECTIVAL PHRASES USED AFTER A NOUN OR PRONOUN(POST MODIFICATION)

1 a prepositional phrase

• the girl in the ticket office
• anybody with any sense
• people of real integrity
• an operation on the kidneys
• changes to the timetable

2 an adverb of place or time emphasized or focused by another adverb:

• my folks back home
• the rubbish in there
• the weather down here
• the situation  right now
• my mood just then

3 an adjective + prepositional phrase (consisting of a a customary preposition+object):

• the person responsible for the confusion
• people allergic to wheat flour
• something wrong with my computer
• teenagers dependent on drugs

4   a participle phrase:

•     an operation lasting five hours
•  an operation performed with enormous skill
• the people waiting for the bus
• tests set by education inspectors
• chairs made of moulded plastics

5    a noun phrase:

• my operation last year
• her behavior the following day 
• the meeting next week

ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AS COMPLEMENTS:

• subject complement after a linking verb :
• The operation was very successful .
• you are perfectly right .
• My voice sounded strangely loud .
• Is the timetable absolutely up-to-date ?
• Such behavior is typical of teenagers .
• She became disillusioned with teaching .
• Are you still angry with me?
• These questions are not relevant to the main enquiry.
• The strangers were dark-skined and long-haired.
• object complement after the object of a complex transitive verb:
• You've made your mother very proud.
• Consider yourself extremely fortunate.
• The approaching storm had turned the sky quite black.
• We'll paint the walls pale green.
• You've lost yout key?I call that very careless.
• The shock left him incapable of speech.
• My doctor has declared me fit for work.
• I found the content of the programme very up-to-the minute.