n which sentence is the word quaint used as a predicate adjective?

A.
We live in a quaint little town.

B.
Don't you think Aunt Millie has a quaint sense of humor?

C.
The cottage we rented at the lake looked rather quaint.

D.
Our grandfather built a quaint cabin in the woods.

Question

n which sentence is the word quaint used as a predicate adjective?
 
 A.
We live in a quaint little town.
 
 B.
Don't you think Aunt Millie has a quaint sense of humor?
 
 C.
The cottage we rented at the lake looked rather quaint.
 
 D.
Our grandfather built a quaint cabin in the woods.

anonymous · Answer

A predicate adjective is an adjective that follows an intransitive linking verb and describes the subject. Verbs of the senses are often followed by predicate adjectives. 

I believe the answer would be D.