Compound predicate nominative

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	Guest  #29540  Tue, 11 May 04 04:42 AM please give an example of a compound predicate nominative used in a complete sentence.    Guest
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	miriam  #29542  Tue, 11 May 04 05:22 AM "The specialties of the house are chocolate fondue and crêpes suzette." "chocolate fondue and crêpes suzette" is the subject complement, in this case predicate nominative. This is a compound construction which has two heads: "chocolate fondue" and "crêpes suzette". "And" is the coordinating conjunction. Hope it helps.    miriam Joined on Mon, May 10 2004 Argentina Regular Member (821) "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something." Plato
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	Anonymous  #137483  Thu, 15 Sep 05 02:23 AM She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal.    Anonymous
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	Anonymous  #139517  Tue, 20 Sep 05 01:39 AM Can you give me an example of a compound subject and compound predicate?    Anonymous
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	CalifJim  #139527  Tue, 20 Sep 05 02:17 AM She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal. Sorry!  There is no predicate nominative in that sentence. CJ    CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member (17,568) "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche
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	miriam  #139669  Tue, 20 Sep 05 10:55 AM "She pitched a perfect game and got a gold medal." --> Simple sentence, compound predicate (it has more than one main verb). Both verbs are transitive, so "a perfect game" and "a gold medal" are objects, not predicatives. Compound subject: "My sister, my husband and I went dancing last Saturday." Compound predicate: "He has been sneezing and coughing all morning." Miriam      miriam
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	Anonymous  #144707  Wed, 05 Oct 05 07:06 AM    I found it at  www.scientificpsychic.com/grammar    Anonymous
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	Cutienemo04  #172107  Tue, 20 Dec 05 05:35 AM Compound predicate nominatives are in the following example:   My best friends are Betty and Veronica.  There are two In, My favorite drink is water, that is a predicate nominative, but there's only one.    Cutienemo04 Joined on Tue, Dec 20 2005 Los Angeles New Member (08) \(^0^)/
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	Anonymous  #172231  Tue, 20 Dec 05 12:40 PM Dear Miriam, Is my analysis correct ? 1) "My sister, my husband and I went dancing last Saturday." a) My sister, my husband and I = subject b)  went dancing = verb ? c) last Saturday = adverbial of time 2) "He has been sneezing and coughing all morning." a) He = subject b)  has been sneezing and coughing = verb c)  all morning = adverbial of time See you, Hela    Anonymous
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