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Yes. That bright object in the sky is the planet Jupiter. Jupiter is an appositive to planet , which is a predicate nominative.
- Yes.
- That bright object in the sky is the planet Jupiter.
- Jupiter is an appositive to planet , which is a predicate nominative.
- CJ
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Yes.
That bright object in the sky is the planet Jupiter.
Jupiter is an appositive to planet, which is a predicate nominative.
CJ
That bright object in the sky is the planet Jupiter.
Jupiter is an appositive to planet, which is a predicate nominative.
CJ
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AnonymousCan appositives be predicate nomnatives?I'm not sure what you mean by 'predicate nominative'. The word 'nominative' refers to the inflectional case of pronouns: I, he, she, we, they, who.
I rather suspect that when you say 'nominative' you actually mean 'nominal' (which is something else altogether) so you're possibly referr
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