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  1. 01-Feb-2006, 18:48 #1
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    Post What is a Predicate noun?

    What is a predicate noun
  2. 01-Feb-2006, 19:27 #2
    A.Russell
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    Default Re: What is a Predicate noun?

    Predicates are things that are required for certain words. Possibly your "predicate noun" is a noun required by a certain verb.
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