A predicate pronoun is any pronoun that is part of the predicate. A predicate is the part of a sentence that includes the verb and the words following it that relate to that verb.
Answer:
A root word means the main word from which other words can be formed.
<u>For eg:</u>
☆<u>From the word "exaggerate" you can create</u>
▪︎overexaggerate
(remember over is prefix here)
▪︎overexaggeration
(over is prefix and ion is suffix)
So the root word here is exaggerate.
☆From the word "agree" you can create
▪︎disagree
(remember <u>dis</u> is <u>prefix</u> here)
▪︎disagreement
(<u>dis</u> is <u>prefix</u> and ment is <u>suffix</u>)
So the root word here is agree.
That means the root word is the word without any prefix and suffix.
Hope you got the concept!
The answer is A. sewing.
A gerund is a verb that has -ing at the end of it, so sewing is the correct answer! Although gerunds use verbs, they can also work as nouns, like it does here.