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Predicate Nominatives?
Find the Subject, Verb, Prediacate nominative, and Prepositional Phrase in the following sentences;
1. Mark Twain was a man with many friends.
2. Mr. Okada seems a good husband, father, and grandfather.
3. That small town may become a great city one day.
4. Her destination must be some city in Italy.
5. In January Jim will become the captain of our basketball team.
6. This park seems a good place for a picnic.
7. She has been preseident of her club before.
8. My pet desserts are cake with thick icing and pie with ice cream.
9. My best friend may be the next mayor of Scott City.
10. The next person will be Marvin or Dean.
11. Chrysthanthemums are autumn flowers.
12. The only person in town with an Olympic medal is my sister’s swimming instructor.
Format:
1. Subj.:____, Verb:_____, PN:_______, PP:_______
(PN=Predicate Nominative, PP=Prepositional Phrase)
(Some sentences may not have a prepositional phrase)
1. man
Mark Twain (S), was (Linking Verb), man (PN), with many friends (Prep. Phrase)
When you follow the formula, predicate nominatives and predicate adjectives are not hard to identify. Break each sentence into parts. First, mark out all prep. phrases. Then, identify your subject and make sure you have a linking verb. If you have an action verb, there will not be a PN. Try to do the other 11 on your own.
S –> LV–>PN
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