predicative (Meaning)

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predicative (a)

of adjectives; relating to or occurring within the predicate of a sentence

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The noun "student" is predicative in the sentence "She is a student."
In "The weather was stormy," "stormy" is a predicative adjective.
The predicative phrase "in a hurry" modifies the subject in the sentence "She walked into the room in a hurry."
"Is" is a predicative verb in the sentence "The book is on the table."
The predicative complement "a good friend" follows the linking verb "is" in the sentence "She is a good friend."
"Was" is a predicative auxiliary verb in the sentence "The car was broken."
"Gone" is a predicative past participle in the sentence "The money is gone."
The predicative noun "scholar" appears after the linking verb "became" in the sentence "He became a renowned scholar."
"Appointed" is a predicative verb in the sentence "She was appointed to the position."
"Felt" is a predicative sensory verb in the sentence "She felt happy and content."

of adjectives; relating to or occurring within the predicate of a sentence

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The noun "student" is predicative in the sentence "She is a student."

In "The weather was stormy," "stormy" is a predicative adjective.

The predicative phrase "in a hurry" modifies the subject in the sentence "She walked into the room in a hurry."

"Is" is a predicative verb in the sentence "The book is on the table."