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Shocked & surprised - Verb or adjective?

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Ohayo  +  279084 Wed, 11 Oct 06 01:07 PM

People who know me are not too shocked and surprised.

Based on the above sentence, are shocked & surprised verbs or adjectives?

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Inchoateknowledge, 3 yr 47 days ago
a compound predicate adjective
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Ohayo  +  279249 Wed, 11 Oct 06 07:52 PM

 Inchoateknowledge wrote:
a compound predicate adjective

what's a compound predicate adjective? it means both are adjectives?
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