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Can an adjective go just after a noun? See, "The teachers present in the hall are my life saviours." In

The teachers present in the hall are my life saviours.

In this sentence using 'present in the hall' is rightusing 'present in the hall' right or should I say 'presenting in the hall'.'presenting in the hall'?

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Can an adjective go just Is it correct to use 'present' after a noun or pronoun?

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