Question

Which word in the sentence is the predicate adjective?

After a hot day at summer softball camp, Mina felt sleepy.

A.
hot

B.
softball

C.
summer

D.
sleepy

Answer 1

Help anyone?

Answer 2

its ether hot or sleepy heres a some examples of predicate adjetives Let’s go through all of the possible linking verbs and give examples of predicate adjectives for each. The amount of possibilities is nearly limitless, but the number of linking verbs is very limited, so it is best to explore all of those options. The predicate adjectives follow each example in parentheses. For more practice, see if you can replace the given predicate adjectives for each example with another predicate adjective that works in the given sentence.

Elizabeth is hungry. (hungry)
Grapes become shriveled in the sun (shriveled)
You seem tired today. (tired)
The boy grows older each day. (older)
The mood ring turns purple in the sun. (purple)
The homework proves difficult for her. (difficult)
The painting looks beautiful. (beautiful)
The blanket feels soft. (soft)
The music sounds quiet. (quiet)
The pizza smells delicious. (delicious)
The weather appears nice. (nice)
The judge remains steadfast in his decision. (steadfast)
The family kept calm. (calm)
The mood stayed relaxed all night. (relaxed)
The above adjective examples all feature linking verbs connecting the subject of the sentence to descriptive adjectives.