Analyze and comment on the following.Explain full conversion and partial conversion by taking "drinkables" and "the wounded" as examples.
     IT IS NOT UNUSUAL TO HAVE NOUNS CONVERTED FROM ADJECTIVES. UNLIKE VERBS, NOT ALL ADJECTIVES WHICH ARE CONVERTED CAN ACHIEVE A FULL NOUN STATUS. SOME ARE COMPLETELY CONVERTED, THUS KNOWN AS FULL CONVERSION, OTHERS ARE ONLY PARTIALLY CONVERTED, HENCE PARTIAL CONVERSION. 
     A NOUN FULLY CONVERTED FROM AN ADJECTIVE HAS ALL THE CHARACTERISTICS OF NOUNS AND CAN TAKE AN INDEFINITE ARTICLE OR –(E)S TO INDICATE SINGULAR OR PLURAL NUMBERS, SUCH AS A WHITE, VALUABLES. 
     BUT NOUNS PARTIALLY CONVERTED FROM ADJECTIVES DO NOT POSSESS ALL THE QUALITIES A NOUN DOES. THEY MUST BE USED TOGETHER WITH DEFINITE ARTICLES. THEY RETAIN SOME OF THE ADJECTIVE FEATURES, FOR EXAMPLE, THE POOR, THE RICH.
