A word that comes after a LINKING VERB and tells more about the subject. There are two kinds: Predicate Nominatives (noun) Predicate Adjectives.

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A word that comes after a LINKING VERB and tells more about the subject. There are two kinds: Predicate Nominatives (noun) Predicate Adjectives

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1. Sophie is my closest friend. 2. Botany is the study of plants. 3. The flag became a national symbol. 4. The lead actress in the movie was Reese Witherspoon. 5. Sixth period was a good example of behavior.

1. Sophie is my closest friend. 2. Botany is the study of plants. 3. The flag became a national symbol. 4. The lead actress in the movie was Reese Witherspoon. 5. Sixth period was a good example of behavior.

1. The gardener grew more tired. 2. The food at In-n-Out is absolutely fantastic! 3. After eating there, my whole family felt very full and satisfied. 4. You look good! 5. Are you frustrated with my attitude?

1. The gardener grew more tired. 2. The food at In-n-Out is absolutely fantastic! 3. After eating there, my whole family felt very full and satisfied. 4. You look good! 5. Are you frustrated with my attitude?

Predicate Nominative or Predicate Adjective? You are the one who called me. The present felt light. Your dog smells very stinky. My first name is Laura.

Predicate Nominative or Predicate Adjective? You are the one who called me. The present felt light. Your dog smells very stinky. My first name is Laura.

Predicate Nominative or Direct Object? Sam left his job last Tuesday. He was an accountant. Sam’s wife’s name is Madeline. Madeline brought Sam a bouquet of roses.

Predicate Nominative or Direct Object? Sam left his job last Tuesday. He was an accountant. Sam’s wife’s name is Madeline. Madeline brought Sam a bouquet of roses.