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Can a pronoun be subject complement?

Yes, a pronoun can be a subject complement.

Subject Complement is a word or phrase that follows a linking verb (like "be", "seem", "become", etc.) and renames or describes the subject.

Here are some examples:

* It is he. (The pronoun "he" renames the subject "it")

* The winner is she. (The pronoun "she" renames the subject "The winner")

* My best friend is him. (The pronoun "him" renames the subject "My best friend")

* That person seems she. (The pronoun "she" describes the subject "That person")

Let me know if you'd like to explore more examples or have any other grammar questions!

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