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This tag is for questions regarding the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in the English language.
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Can adverbs act as subject complements?
Example:
He is here.
Or
She is there.
I have been taught that subject complements are adjectives, nouns, pronouns or phrases of them, but in the above example the adverb 'here' is describing the subje …
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