In which sentence is the predicate nominative correct?

A.
The most experienced ice-skaters at the rink seem to be they.

B.
Was Jessica's helper her, the girl over there?

C.
The only people left must be Mac, you, and me.

D.
The mural painters will be Michele, Andy, and him.

Question

In which sentence is the predicate nominative correct?	
 
 A.
The most experienced ice-skaters at the rink seem to be they.
 
 B.
Was Jessica's helper her, the girl over there?
 
 C.
The only people left must be Mac, you, and me.
 
 D.
The mural painters will be Michele, Andy, and him.

anonymous · Answer

I think it is D.The mural painters will be Michele,Andy,and him.

apricot · Answer

I agree, it's most likely D. :)

apricot · Answer

Although it could also be C.

anonymous · Answer

Ok.I thought it will only be D because it is the only one with a linking verb for a Predicate nominative that makes sense.

anonymous · Answer

And must be is not a linking verb the linking verb would be must have been