Question

Exercise 1 Identify the italicized word(s) in the following sentences as either a predicate nominative, P.N., or a predicate adjective, P.A.
The Conways and the Hopes seem good friends.

Answer 1

The Conways and the Hopes (P.A.) seem good friends (P.N.).

What is predicate nominative and predicate adjective?

• A noun that completes the connecting verb in a phrase is known as a predicate nominative.
• Predicate adjectives describe the sentence's topic to finish the connecting verb.

Now,

According to the definitions of predicate nominative and predicate adjective,

1. "The Conways and the Hopes" complete the connecting verb (seem) in the given sentence.
2. "good friends" describe the topic of the sentence (friends), hence finishing the connecting verb.

Hence, According to the definitions of predicate nominative and predicate adjective, The Conways and the Hopes (P.A.) seem good friends (P.N.).

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