“Alike” is a predicative adjective.

Which of the following predicative clause is true?

“Alike” is a predicative adjective. A: 正确 B: 错误

The leaves have turned yellow. A: Subject B: Object C: Predicative D: Attribute E: Complement F: Adverbial G: Predicate

In the sentence “She walks out of the house, followed by a little boy”, the past participate is used as . A: an attribute B: an adverbial C: a complement D: a predicative

He has caught a bad cold. A: Subject B: Object C: Predicative D: Attribute E: Complement F: Adverbial G: Predicate

He practices running every day. A: Subject B: Object C: Predicative D: Attribute E: Complement F: Adverbial G: Predicate

Whether he will come here on Wednesday is not certain. A: subject clause 主语从句 B: object clause 宾语从句 C: predicative clause 表语从句

Both parties expressed the hope that they would meet again after the trade fair. A: subject clause B: object clause C: appositive clause D: predicative clause

There are two groups of<br/>predicative adjectives: adjectives denoting health conditions and<br/>adjectives with a-<br/>as prefix. For the latter type, none of such adjectives can be placed<br/>before a noun as a premodifier. ( )