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Before proceeding to the analysis of the Situation of attributive adjectives in earlier stages of the language I will be concerned with the characteristics of the category "adjective" in present day English and the Status of participles so äs to know what to include or not for my analysis. Such a goal can be only achieved by taking into consideration different criteria: morphological, semantic, syntactic and word-order (Bhat, 1994). Up to 1800 both adjectives and substantives were considered to belong to the category of nouns though their Status within it were certainly different. When dealing with adjective-nouns such criteria were basically of a semantic character since "Quality is all times by far the commonest name for what the adjective expresses" (Michael 1970: 293). The same grammars that expressed this type of ideas defended that from a syntactic point of view adjectives were not to be found alone but depending on a substantive-noun. In what follows I will try to deal with each of these factors in turn.

THE ADJECTIVE IN ENGLISH: THE “FRENCH TYPE” AND ITS PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE