which of the following sentences contains an italicized word that's used as a predicate adjective?

Question

1.jerry looks at the map
2.jerry looks ill today
3.jerry looks into the microscope
4.jerry looks disdainfully at the pile of laundry

Answer 1

The predicate adjective is "ill."

1 and 3 are prepositional phrases, and 4 included a prepositional phrase offset by disdainfully, an adverb.

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Answer 2

a] at is a preposition, no longer an adjective b] sick sick is a noun OR an adjective so it truly is a chance c] into is a preposition, no longer an adjective d] disdainfully is an ADVERB (describes the verb) the only plausible answer is B. And once you look on the sentence: Jerry seems sick today. you will locate that the adjective sick describes the placement, Jerry, so it truly is a predicate adjective.

Answer 3

The correct answer is:
2.jerry looks ill today

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Answer 4

the fourth one, disdainfully is the predicate adj.

Answer 5

none of them have an italicized word