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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Predicate nominative or subject complement
Hi,
I think the underlined part is obviously a predicate nominative, i.e. it names the subject.
Sue is a secretary.
Then look at this and tell me if this noun clause could be a predicate nominative too, rather than a subject complement.
Bob's advantage is that he is (still) young.
I think the underlined part is obviously a predicate nominative, i.e. it names the subject.
Sue is a secretary.
Then look at this and tell me if this noun clause could be a predicate nominative too, rather than a subject complement.
Bob's advantage is that he is (still) young.
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Since it is a noun clause, predicate nominative and subject complement are the same thing.
- Since it is a noun clause, predicate nominative and subject complement are the same thing.
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Since it is a noun clause, predicate nominative and subject complement are the same thing.
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Since it is a noun clause, predicate nominative and subject complement are the same thing.
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