Separation anxiety disorder is the child or adolescent's excessive worry and apprehension about being away from their parents. Children with separation anxiety disorder often fear that their parents will be harmed in some way or will not return to them as promised.
fine adjective or adverb. It's an adjective functioning as a Predicative Complement. A Predicative Complement is a Complement of the verb that describes the Subject or Object. In this case it is describing the Subject. Predicative Complements can be noun phrases, adjective phrases and preposition phrases, but hardy ever - if ever at all - adverbs. The reason we use an adjective phrase here is that this phrase is describing a noun phrase. Modifiers of noun phrases are usually adjectives, not adverbs. Consider the following examples: I'm happy. I'm cold. I'm assiduous. *I'm happily. (adverb as PC, ungrammatical) *I'm coldly.
Leaving aside the matter of the s imhi (and I'm not sure if Gael and Cael would be equivalents in this case)... But Fine Gaeil would mean the race of one single irish person, whereas the genitive plural of gael is also gael...so Fine Gael is correct, insofar as it refers to the race of the gaels.ecause Gael is a proper noun in the genitive case i.e. Fine of the Gael. Its a masculine noun ending in a broad consonent which becomes slender in the genitive. As its a proper noun it should be lenited in the genitive. eg Cael but teach Chaeil.