A car pulled into the driveway Sunday morning, my mother told me we would be having visitors but I didn't expect them to be here this early. My mother rushed me into my room and told me to get dressed as she went into the kitchen and started breakfast. I quickly pickes out one of my favorite shirts and put on my blue jeans, the whole time as I did so wondering who it was, in my head I came to the conclusions that it was probably a coworker or one of her friends I'd never met. "James" I heard my mother call my name as she opened the creaky door. I walked down the hall to see a rather large man and a boy that seemed around my age. She introduced me to them and I gave a slight wave, I felt very awkward for some reason, usually when mother brought new people over I always wanted to talk to them and play with them but this time was different. Soon we all sat down at the table to eat the big breakfast that mother had just made, if it weren't for the radio breakfast would've been silent, I guess no one knew what to say. It wouldn't let me put it all here so ima put the rest in the comments.
A predicate noun, also known as a predicate nominative, is a noun or a noun phrase that follows a linking verb to provide additional information about the subject of a sentence. ... Predicate nouns only follow linking verbs (or intransitive verbs) which do not act on direct objects.
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An anecdote is a short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or a person. It is usually used to make listeners laugh or ponder over the topic. It will relate to the subject matter that the group of people is discussing.
