Tuesday 3rd September 2024
Subject Complement
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Lesson Subject Complement
A subject complement is a word or phrase that follows a
linking verb and provides more information about the subject. It
either renames the subject or describes it.
Examples:
2. He is a doctor. 2. She is a teacher. 2. The flowers are beautiful.
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Lesson Subject Complement
There are two types of subject complements:
1. Predicate Nominative (or Predicate Noun):
This is a noun or pronoun that renames the subject.
Examples:
1. "She is a teacher. “
In this sentence, "teacher" is a predicate nominative, renaming "she."
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Lesson Subject Complement
2. Predicate Adjective:
This is an adjective that describes the subject.
Examples:
1. "The flowers are beautiful.
"Here, "beautiful" is a predicate adjective describing "flowers."
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Basic Grammar
Lesson Subject Complement
Exercise 1: Identify the Subject Complements
In the following sentences, underline the subject complement and label it as a
predicate nominative (PN) or predicate adjective (PA).
[Link] cake tastes delicious.
[Link] friend is a doctor.
[Link] voice sounds amazing.
[Link] flowers are in the vase.
[Link] book is a great read.
[Link] sky looks clear today.
[Link] became champions after the match.
[Link] explanation seems complicated.
[Link] winners of the contest are John and Sarah.
[Link] soup smells wonderful.
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