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Predicate adjective or not?

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noviceone
 
Reply Wed 31 Oct, 2012 04:54 am
In this sentence, "I love looking at the sunset, especially when the nearby mountains are outlined by the trees and are visible through the clouds," do the words "outlined" and "visible" function as predicate adjectives? I think "visible" does, but I'm not quite sure about "outlined." Any help is appreciated.
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