The sentence that contains a predicate adjective is:
B. The teacher appeared angry when Dave forgot his homework.
Predicate Adjective is an adjective that tells something about the subject of the sentence. It appears after a linking verb.
Subject = the teacher
linking verb = appeared
predicate adjective = angry.
No I don’t think so unless it’s a name
Should be advancement since cultivation is like a skill or developed quality. Especially since he's of the finer living, thus he's used to advancing fairly easily and quickly.
Answer and Explanation:
A nursery is being built close to my community, where about 200 children are expected, by the end of the second half of the year, which is when the nursery will be ready.
The need for a nursery in the neighborhood is a result of the population growth in the neighborhood, which has caused a growth of children at very young ages. With the prospect of economic recovery, it is expected that the parents of these children will be able to go back to work and thus leave their children in the nursery closest to their homes, facilitating their journey and making the child more comfortable.
Answer:
D) after beginning
Explanation:
The best place to separate the run-on sentence into two sentences is after beginning.
