HELPPP DIRECTIONS: Use parentheses to set off all prepositional phrases. Do not look for predicate adjectives within prepositional phrases. Circle the linking verb. Underline the predicate adjective. Some may have compound subjects, verbs, or predicate adjectives. Some may not have a predicate adjective.

1. Great men are not always wise.
2. A good name is priceless.
3. The day is cold and dark.
4. We should be reasonable.
5. No one is good at this.
6. The sword is quick and powerful.
7. The rich man is wealthy beyond imagination.
8. The sky grew dark as the storm approached.
9. The hamburger tasted greasy.
10. She remained haughty throughout the entire discussion.