Compound predicate nominative

"The specialties of the house are chocolate fondue and crêpes suzette."

"chocolate fondue and crêpes suzette" is the subject complement, in this case predicate nominative. This is a compound construction which has two heads: "chocolate fondue" and "crêpes suzette". "And" is the coordinating conjunction.

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She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal.

Can you give me an example of a compound subject and compound predicate?

She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal.

Sorry! There is no predicate nominative in that sentence.

CJ

"She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal." --> Simple sentence, compound predicate (it has more than one main verb). Both verbs are transitive, so "a perfect game" and "a gold medal" are objects, not predicatives.

Compound subject: "My sister, my husband and I went dancing last Saturday."

I found it at www.scientificpsychic.com/grammar

Compound predicate nominatives are in the following example:

My best friends are Betty and Veronica. There are two

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My favorite drink is water, that is a predicate nominative, but there's only one.

Dear Miriam,

Is my analysis correct ?

1) "My sister, my husband and I went dancing last Saturday."

a) My sister, my husband and I = subject

b) went dancing = verb ?

c) last Saturday = adverbial of time

Hello Miriam, are you there? Would you please correct my analysis?

Happy New Year to you!

Hela

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