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The festival site is the shoreline. What kind of complement is the word in bold? Predicate nominative objective complement direct object predicate adjective
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The festival site is the shoreline. What kind of complement is the word in bold? Predicate nominative objective complement direct object predicate adjective

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ANSWER IS IN THE PICTURE :)



The festival site is the shoreline. What kind of complement is the word in bold? Predicate-example-1
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Answer: Option (4)

Explanation: A predicate adjective is an adjective that is used to describe the modification of a subject or relating the subject to something after the use of a linking verb.

Here, the shoreline is refer to a subject, that is related to a celebrating place, which is used here as festival site.

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