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Jacalyn_kay_bandor Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Predicate Adjective
I think its B So ill modifies Today, Is this correct??
3. Which of the following sentences contains an italicized word that’s used as a
predicate adjective?
A.
Jerry looks at
the map.
B.
Jerry looks ill
today.
C.
Jerry looks into the
microscope.
D.
Jerry looks disdainfully
at the pile of laundry.
3. Which of the following sentences contains an italicized word that’s used as a
predicate adjective?
A.
Jerry looks at
the map.
B.
Jerry looks ill
today.
C.
Jerry looks into the
microscope.
D.
Jerry looks disdainfully
at the pile of laundry.
Top answer
Hi, and welcome to English Forums. It is B, but it describes Jerry, not today. It's also the only italicized word that's an adjective.
- Hi, and welcome to English Forums.
- It is B, but it describes Jerry, not today.
- It's also the only italicized word that's an adjective.
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Hi, and welcome to English Forums.
It is B, but it describes Jerry, not today.
It's also the only italicized word that's an adjective.
It is B, but it describes Jerry, not today.
It's also the only italicized word that's an adjective.
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