A noun or a pronoun that is the subject complement is called a predicate noun. True or false

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Cruachan · Answer 1 · 2022-02-27T14:52:40+0000

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A word in the predicate that either renames or modifies the subject is called a subject complement. A noun or a pronoun that is the subject complement is called a predicate noun.

A noun or a pronoun that is the subject complement is called a predicate noun. True or false

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