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Is the subject complement in the sentence a noun, pronoun, or adjective? Samantha is a fabulous dancer. a. noun b. adjective c. pronoun
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Is the subject complement in the sentence a noun, pronoun, or adjective?

Samantha is a fabulous dancer.

a. noun
b. adjective
c. pronoun

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the answer is A. so it is a noun.

User Rohit Karlupia
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The subject complement is 'dancer', and dancer is a noun. So, the answer is A.

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