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Attributive Adjectives (前): adjectives that are placed in front of the nouns they modify.
e.g. the "blue" sea, the "old" man
Predicative Adjectives (後): adjectives that are placed after the nouns they modify, with a linking verb in between
e.g. the sea is "blue", the man becomes old
Postpositive Adjectives (後): adjectives that immediately follow the nouns they modify.
Example of postpositive adjectives:
(1) set phrases (especially in certain institutionalised 制度化 expressions)
~ Governor General
~ attorney general
~ Princess Royal
~ words unspoken
~ accounts payable
(2) postposition is obligatory when the adjective modifies a "indefinite" pronoun:
~ something "useful"
~ everyone "present"
~ those "responsible"
(3) postpositive adjectives are commonly found together with the superlative format of attributive adjectives:
~ the shortest route "possible"
~ the worst conditions "imaginable"
~ the best hotel "available"
Your questions:
職係Postpositive adjectives 放係前或後都得?
不是,只 "緊隨" 放名詞或代詞 後