Linking Verbs, Pred. Noun, and Pred. Adj.

Front

Type of subject complement in 'Mark's idea is an option to consider.'

Back

predicate noun

Front

Subject complement 'late' in: 'The express train seems late tonight.'

Back

predicate adjective

Front

Type of verb for 'felt' in: 'this sweater felt roomy.'

Back

linking

Front

Type of verb in: 'The cook tasted his dish before serving it to guests.'

Back

action

Front

Type of subject complement for 'swift' in 'The flight to Houston was very swift.'

Back

predicate adjective

Front

Type of subject complement for 'showroom' in: 'The museum became a showroom for classic cars.'

Back

predicate noun

Front

Type of verb in: 'The flower smells wonderful.'

Back

linking

Front

Identify the subject complement and its label: They are the two leaders.

Back

leaders, predicate noun

Front

Identify the subject complement: The saleswoman seems very sensitive to the needs of others.

Back

sensitive, predicate adjective

Front

Identify the subject complement and its label: Europe was the home of some early automobiles.

Back

home, predicate noun