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Mr. Brown is a good neighbor. In this sentence _______is a predicate _______.

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Answer:

good neighbor, predicate noun

Step-by-step explanation:

In the question, good neighbor is a predicate noun because it comes after the linking verb "is" and re-identifies or renames or the subject which is Mr. Brown.

For a clearer understanding, predicate nouns also known as predicate nominative are nouns (like "good" which represent quality) that come immediately after a linking verb (like "is") and re identify or renames (good neighbour) the subject of the sentence (Mr. Brown).

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In this sentence "is a good neighbor", neighbor is a predicate noun.

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