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PARTS OF A SENTENCE, A sentence consists of two parts: the subject and…

- - - - PREDICATE NORMATIVE
        is a noun/pron complement that refers to the same person or thing as the subject of the verb. It follows linking verb.
        New York is our largest city
        [City refers to the subject New York.
        My best friend were Agnes and she.
        [Compoun predicate nominative; Agnes and she refer to the same persons as the subject frineds.
      - PREDICATE ADJECTIVE
        is an adj complement that modifies the subject of the verb. It follows a linking verb.
        e.g. This book is dull.
        [The predicate adjective dull modifies the subject book
        His speech seemed repetitious and tiresome.
        [compound predicate adjective modifying the subject speech]