Select the correct answer for the sentence. A word in the predicate that either renames or modifies the subject is called a subject ____

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Select the correct answer for the sentence. A word in the predicate that either renames or modifies the subject is called a subject _____. object complement modifier

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User: Select the correct answer for the sentence. A word in the predicate that either renames or modifies the subject is called a subject _____. object complement modifier

Weegy: A word in the predicate that either renames or modifies the subject is called a subject COMPLEMENT.
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User: Select the correct answer for the sentence. A word that modifies a simple subject is called a(n) _____. adjective adverb phrase

Weegy: A word that modifies a simple subject is called an adjective.

User: Select the correct answer for the sentence. When an adjective is part of the predicate and modifies the subject, it is called a _____. predicate noun predicate adjective subjective object

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When an adjective is part of the predicate and modifies the subject, it is called a predicate adjective.

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Identify the italicized prepositional phrase as either an adjective phrase or an adverb phrase. The light in the forest was a cool green. adjective adverb

Weegy: still an adverb phrase. User: Identify the italicized prepositional phrase as either an adjective phrase or an adverb phrase. We visited the church in my hometown. adjective adverb Weegy: The alley cat from down the street ate the cake. The prepositional phrase "down the street" is an adjective phrase. User: Identify the italicized prepositional phrase as either an adjective phrase or an adverb phrase. We played Hide-and-Go-Seek under the bridge. adjective adverb (More)

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The light in the forest was a cool green.
Prepositional phrase: in the forest; adjective.

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We visited the church in my hometown.
Prepositional phrase: in my hometown; adverb.

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