[Grammar] Is it an adverb or adjective?

What part of speech is amazing in the sentence, "The pizza tastes amazing."?
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The students of Rm 45
Newcomb Academy

I would call it a predicate adjective. In this use, "tastes" is a linking verb. You could substitute "is" for "tastes"

"Tastes" is the linking verb and "amazing" is the subject complement. "Amazing" acts as an adjective complement.


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newcombacad said:

What part of speech is amazing in the sentence, "The pizza tastes amazing."?
Thanks,
The students of Rm 45
Newcomb Academy

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Why does your member profile say you are an English teacher whose native language is English, but you signed your post "The students of Room 45"? Are you an English teacher or not?