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10. The soup and sandwiches smelled DIVINE. O Predicate noun . Predicate adjective. O Direct object. O Indirect object
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10. The soup and sandwiches smelled DIVINE.

O Predicate noun .
Predicate adjective.
O Direct object.
O
Indirect object

10. The soup and sandwiches smelled DIVINE. O Predicate noun . Predicate adjective-example-1
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you are correct because divine is a adjective and is in the predicate

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