<span>A predicate adjective is the first adjective found after a linking verb such as to be, or to look, or to smell, etc. So, in this case, the only sentence where there is an adjective following a linking verb (looks) is B. Jerry looks ill today. Here, the predicate adjective is the word ill. There are no adjectives in the remaining sentences: at the map and into the microscope are prepositional phrases, and disdainfully is an adverb.</span>
Answer:
I think the answer is persuade
Explanation:
it just seems like the bast answer :)
Bulleted lists take things step by step. Each bullet should isolate a fact.
Reading a bullet list is simple in that it provides the reader with mere tidbits of information, which helps a lot of people (myself included!) retain information!
So bulleted lists a) isolate facts by b) stripping them to the bare essentials. It's much easier to understand something without all the jargon!
Answer:
● This sentence is correct ✔️
Explanation:
● We're going to revise the last three units in terms of vocabulary and grammar. yes, it is correct. ✅
Hope it's helps you!!