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4 years ago

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To determine which describes the underlined words in the sentences provided we elaborate:
1.A. Direct Object
The word described here is daises which is directly described by the adjective yellow which is a color. 
2.C. Predicate Nominative
Predicate nominative is a word that reinstate the subject and is followed by a linking verb, in this case. 
3.B. Direct object 
4.A. Predicate adjective
5.A. Direct object 
6.B. Direct object 
7.C. Predicate Adjective
Predicate adjective are adjectives in the predicate position. Like, she is pretty. Pretty is the predicate adjective.
8.B. Predicate Nominative
9.C. Predicate Nominative 
10. C. Direct Object

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