Question

Is the word in parenthesis subject, predicate nominative or appositive?
1. Both Ben and (he) will graduate at the same time.
2. The driver of that station was (she.)
3. The customers at the passenger window were Sol and (he.)

Thanks for any help given, will give medal for any CORRECT help.

Answer 1

1) subject id say
2) predicate nominative id say
3) appositive id say

Answer 2

reasons, 1) he is part of subject, 2) she renames the driver in the predicate, and im not sure about 3, 3 is either appositive or predicate nominative

Answer 3

actually, 3 is probably predicate nominative

Answer 4

No it is not Predicate Nominative I'd say

Answer 5

For number 3

Answer 6

ZUB TELL ME

Answer 7

i said pred nom because it redefines the customers in the pred, it doesnt work as subject, nor appositive

Answer 8

http://www.dailygrammar.com/Lesson-105-Predicate-Nominative.htm

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/596/01/

Look at the links for more info.
1. he in this sentence is a subject because it is a noun and part of the subject.
2. she in this sentence is a predicate nominative because was is a linking verb and predicate nominatives follow a linking verb.
3. he in this sentence is a predicate nominative because it follows the linking verb, were. if you look in the link i gave you, it says 'Some may have compound subjects, verbs, or predicate nominatives.' so this means that 'Sol' and 'he' would both be predicate nominatives

Answer 9

Oh Em Gee. I told you

Answer 10

nice details beans o.o

Answer 11

Yeah Very Nice.

Answer 12

uneeded, imo, but still, gj for typing that much o.o

Answer 13

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it. @zubhanwc3 @Lethal @esshotwired

Answer 14

Your welcome! ^.^

Answer 15

And I understand now thanks to @esshotwired, I wouldn't have asked if I could've figured it out on my own.

Answer 16

No problem, that's why I like her

Answer 17

Haha okies! Thats good to here! If you need anything else explained I will help you! xD