Question

s the underlined word a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective?


Those bananas might still be (tasty), but they are becoming mushy.

A.
predicate nominative

B.
predicate adjective

Answer 1

tasty is underlined

Answer 2

Give me a moment, and I'll try my best to help you out.

Answer 3

ok thnx

Answer 4

It's a predicate adjective, do you know why?

Answer 5

is it describing the banana?

Answer 6

@Ruu Can you help me on 1 more?

Answer 7

Exactly. c: And sure. I can try.

Answer 8

Which word in the sentence is a predicate adjective?


Isn't an English horn quite similar to an oboe?

A.
similar

B.
quite

C.
oboe

D.
English

Answer 9

i think its A. but im not sure

Answer 10

@Ruu

Answer 11

Why do you think A?

Answer 12

because uh, never mind

Answer 13

im not sure what it is

Answer 14

It's an oboe, because an English horn is similar to an oboe.

Answer 15

So the answer is oboe?

Answer 16

Yes.

Answer 17

Thank you!!

Answer 18

The answer was similair :( i got a 70

Answer 19

time to redo it

Answer 20

Really ..? o: ..hm, well I'm sorry. :c

Answer 21

yeah its ok. thanks anyway

Answer 22

So, do you need any more help or is that it?

Answer 23

um, ill send you a message if i do. thanks

Answer 24

Okay. You're welcome.

Answer 25

Is the underlined word a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective?


Would the best parts have been gears or (belts)?

A.
predicate nominative

B.
predicate adjective

Answer 26

@Ruu