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Which word in the sentence is a predicate adjective? Isn't a mountain lion very similar to a cougar? A. similar B. very C. cougar D. mountain
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Which word in the sentence is a predicate adjective?

Isn't a mountain lion very similar to a cougar?



A.


similar


B.


very


C.


cougar


D.


mountain

User Virginio
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the correct answer is

a. similar

i just took the test :)

User Andy Harvey
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B, very. We know this because very is an adjective, which means "a describing word". "Very" describes how similar it is.

Going by this, you can conclude that nothing else fits the description of an adjective, instead, a noun.
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