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Is the underlined word a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective? Would the best parts have been gears or belts? a. predicate nominative b. predicate adjective
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Is the underlined word a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective?

Would the best parts have been gears or belts?
a. predicate nominative
b. predicate adjective

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The underlined word is belts right? If so then I know the answer it may be late but i can asure you that this is the right answer and it is predicate nominative.
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Ah, complements... I hate these so much.

Have been is a linking verb, so therefore you go straight to what's after it. Gear is a noun, along with belts. Predicate nominative is a fancy word for noun. The answer is A. Predicate Nominative
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