Which one of the following sentences contains a predicate adjective?

A. The air feels damp.
B. Several students failed the test.
C. This time I will not fail.
D. Ancient stones are found nearby

Question

Which one of the following sentences contains a predicate adjective? 
 
     A. The air feels damp. 
B. Several students failed the test. 
C. This time I will not fail. 
D. Ancient stones are found nearby

anonymous · Answer

Which one of the following sentences is an accurate statement about the sentence? 
 
     A. The verb in the sentence is in the present tense. 
B. The sentence has no object. 
C. The pronoun his is an object pronoun. 
D. The sentence has a compound subject.

anonymous · Answer

1. From ask.com: A predicate is used to complete a sentence and an adjective describes the subject. A predicate adjective is one that is often used after a linking verb that describes or tells us something about the subject. For example, 'orchids are white', the predicate adjective is the word white. 

See, the adjective, which describes something, finishes the sentence. Out of the 4 choices in number one, which one does that?

anonymous · Answer

2. Where is the sentence?

goformit100 · Answer

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