English, 03.02.2020 02:55 Doogsterr

Which of the following sentences contains a pronoun in the possessive case?

(a) my sister sarah loves to cook.
(b) she made dinner for the family last night.
(c) when sarah offered us seconds, i was too full.
(d) mom and dad make me do the dishes when sarah cooks.

which of the following sentences uses a predicate noun?

(a) when you leave, i will feel sad.
(b) my sister is their most valuable player.
(c) their most valuable player is she.
(d) i will be saddened when you leave.

which of the following sentences uses a predicate adjective?

(a) with all the rain, the zoo has been empty
(b) the manager of the zoo is mr. jones
(c) the seal trainer is she.
(d) the zoo is one of my favorite places.

which sentence has proper subject-verb agreement?

(a) even my cousin steve feel sad today.
(b) even my cousin steve look sad today.
(c) even my cousin steve feels sad today.
(d) even my cousin steve looking sad today.

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