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More complements

More complements. Predicate nominatives and adjectives. What are PNs and PAs?. This is a complement that identifies or modifies the subject of a linking verb . NO ACTION VERB!!!!!!!!!! Predicate nominatives (P.N.) and predicate adjectives (P.A.)are the two types. Predicate nominative.

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More complements

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  1. More complements Predicate nominatives and adjectives

  2. What are PNs and PAs? • This is a complement that identifies or modifies the subject of a linking verb. • NO ACTION VERB!!!!!!!!!! • Predicate nominatives (P.N.) and predicate adjectives (P.A.)are the two types.

  3. Predicate nominative • Identifies or refers to the subject of a linking verb. • Do you remember what those things are? • May be a noun, pronoun or word group that functions as a noun.

  4. P.N. examples • Andrew is the state champion. • Who is state champion? • The state champion is the Carrie.

  5. Predicate adjective • This is an adjective that is in the predicate that modifies the subject of a linking verb. • Fluffy was dirty. • Do not assume that every adjective in the predicate is a P.A. • Fluffy was a dirty dog. This is a plain adjective – not a P.A.

  6. P.A. • Terrence is happy. • Does the yogurt smell sour?

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