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In the sentence: Ms. Smith is the teacher. The word teacher is the predicate nominative because it follows a(n): A. linking verb B. article C. action verb D. present participle

In the sentence: Ms. Smith is the teacher. The word teacher is the predicate nominative because it follows a(n): A. linking verb B. article C. action verb D. present participle
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In the sentence: Ms. Smith is the teacher. The word teacher is the predicate nominative because it follows a(n):

A. linking verb
B. article
C. action verb
D. present participle

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i agree it is A aswell

User Giovane
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I believe the answer is A. Correct me if i'm wrong :)
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