Transcription of Name Date Predicate Adjectives Teaching
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A Predicate adjectiveis an adjective that follows a linking verb and describes theverb s subject. The linking verb connects the Predicate adjective with the in the city is dangerous. (The linking verbs is Predicate adjective isdangerous.)Often, forms of be are linking verbs, as in the above example. However, predicateadjectives can also follow other linking verbs such as taste, smell, feel, look,become, and a disaster seemed impossible.(The linking verbs is predicateadjective isimpossible.)Identifying Predicate AdjectivesUnderline the Predicate adjective in each sentence. If the sentence has nopredicate adjective, write Noneon the line to the 1871, the city of Chicago was already 350,000 residents felt proud of their beautiful of the buildings in the city were hundreds of miles of sidewalk were wooden the beautiful city became deadly on the evening of October that night, someone was careless. the fire started is still , however, whole city blocks were waterworks soon caught fire; without water, the firefighters were fire burned for more than a full blaze had caused about $200,000 in the fire, about 100,000 people were people had lost everything they people of Chicago were new Chicago they built was even better than the old McDougal Littell , USAGE, ANDMECHANICSBOOKL esson2 Predicate AdjectivesTeachingNameDateCHAPTER 5 PDF C
The predicate adjective is dangerous.) Often, forms of be are linking verbs, as in the above example. However, predicate adjectives can also follow other linking verbs such as taste, smell, feel, look, become, and seem. Such a disaster seemed impossible. (The linking verbs is seemed. The predicate adjective is impossible.) Identifying Predicate ...
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