?Which word in the sentence is the predicate nominative? A killer whale is a mammal with a black body and white patches. A. mammal B. body C. patches D. whale

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?Which word in the sentence is the predicate nominative? A killer whale is a mammal with a black body and white patches. A. mammal B. body C. patches D. whale

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The answer is A, 'a mammal' because it goes with the copulative verb 'to be', i. e., 'is'.

Peter Herdenborg answered May 3, 2016

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