Question

What is a predicate noun?

Answer 1

It describes the subject of a sentence or a clause

Answer 2

(I know someone already answered this already but I wanted to help)

A predicate noun is a noun that completes a linking verb and renames or re-identifies the subject.

Examples:
· Rosa is my mother.

Here, “Rosa” is the subject. The linking verb “is” connects the predicate noun, “my mother,” to the subject. “My mother” is the predicate noun.

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