Language Blocks

State Label

Predicate adjective Stative adjective Result state

What state is it in?

core basic Description and quantity

Anlamı

A temporary or resulting condition of a participant: tired, broken, open, sick, ready, asleep, available.

Nasıl fark edilir?

Ask whether the description is a state rather than a permanent type.

Örnekler

Kelimeler

tired|open|closed|ready|broken

İfadeler

very tired|already open|still asleep

Cümle

The window is open.

Visual guide

Basic shape
THING + current state
window -> open (now)
friend -> tired (now)
door -> closed
break -> broken state
Ask: what state?
Compare shape
Stable vs state:
PROPERTY: wooden window
  kind/material
STATE: window is open
  condition now
RESULT: window is broken
  state after event
Some mark STATE/RESULT

Dil görünümü

Dilinizde

Arabic (Modern Standard)
Belirginlik
strong
Önem

Predicate adjectives can form present-tense state sentences without “be”, with agreement where relevant.

أنا متعب.

I tired.

Öğrendiğiniz dilde

Bengali (standard)
Belirginlik
strong
Zorluk

Temporary or resulting states often use adjective-like predicates or participles with zero copula in the present.

দরজাটা খোলা।

The door open.


Öğrenenlerde yaygın sorun

Learners may confuse result states with progressive actions.

Same block, different coding

Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.

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