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The following question refers to complements. What is the predicate nominative of the following sentence? The group that Chief Joseph was trying to influence was the government.…

The following question refers to complements. What is the predicate nominative of the following sentence? The group that Chief Joseph was trying to influence was the government.…
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The following question refers to complements. What is the predicate nominative of the following sentence?

The group that Chief Joseph was trying to influence was the government.

-government
-trying
-group
-influence

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the answer is government; group is the subject, was is the linking verb, and the only word after ”was” that describes “group” is government. “group.. was.. government”
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