Which word in the sentence is the predicate nominative? Down the road, that dark shape might be a dog. A. dog B. road C. shape D. dark
@Shaaan14 Let me teach you how to do these so that I am not just giving you the answers. Are you ok with that?
Okay
a predicate nominative that follows the verb
Alright great! So what we need to do is look at the sentence and figure out the subject of the sentence. So you tell me, who or what is the central subject of this sentence?
Either the road or the dog
The dog is the central subject to the sentence! :) So a predictive nominative is the noun that follows the linking verb. Ex: For many of us on the team the fans were an embarrassment. Embarrassment restates the subject (fans). So embarrassment is the predictive nominative.
Does this make sense to you?
so in this question the answer to it would be answer A.dog.
Ok thanks :D And Yes
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@stevensdeSo the answer is the subject?? @confluxepic
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Caught.
Not me...
I don't have bad grammar...
You meant AMQP is not AMQ.
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