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How to Diagram a Sentence

By Grace Fleming, About.com

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Clause as Predicate Nominative

A noun clause can serve as a predicate nominative, as in this sentence:

The fact is, you are not ready.

Note that the phrase you are not ready renames the fact.

In this sentence, the comma stands in for the word that.

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