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Find the subject complement in the following sentence: Harrison's room is terribly messy. A. Room B. Harrison's C. Terribly D. Messy
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Find the subject complement in the following sentence:

Harrison's room is terribly messy.

A. Room

B. Harrison's

C. Terribly

D. Messy

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Answer:

It's messy

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User Mitra Razmara
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I am not 100% sure, but I want to say it is D

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