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.
That train robbery remains an unsolved mystery.

Answer 1

In the following sentences predicate nominative, P.N. are predicate adjective, P.A. -

predicate nominative - mystery

predicate adjective - unsolved

What is predicate?

The predicate of a sentence is the detail that modifies the hassle of a sentence or clause in some way. The predicate specifies what the hassle is or does or tells what is completed to the hassle. Because the hassle is the person, region or detail that a sentence is about, the predicate should include a verb explaining what the hassle does. It can also embody a modifier, an object or a compliment.

• The verb (or verb phrase) by myself is the smooth predicate.
• The verb paired with all of the one of a kind terms that describe its movement form the whole predicate.

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