SENTENCE

A SENTENCE is a group of words containing a SUBJECT, a PREDICATE, & offering a complete thought.

SUBJECT

The SUBJECT is the "who" or "what" the SENTENCE is about.

PREDICATE

The PREDICATE is everything in the SENTENCE except the SUBJECT and the SUBJECT'S MODIFIERS. The PREIDCATE always includes the VERB and the VERB'S MODIFIERS.

PREDICATE NOMINATIVE

Another name for the SUBJECT

but sitting in the PREDICATE

after a LINKING VERB.

PREDICATE ADJECTIVE

ADJECTIVE belonging to the SUBJECT

but sitting in the PREDICATE

after the LINKING VERB.

STATE OF BEING

Word or phrase locating the SUBJECT

but sitting in the PREDICATE

after a LINKING VERB.

ADJECTIVE

An ADJECTIVE is a modifier that adds "which one" or "how many" to the noun (that follows)

ADVERB

A modifier that ads "when" "where" or "how" to a VERB or VERBAL.