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This is a bit of a reach back to junior high school, but I am fairly certain that, in sentences where the verb is a linking verb (as opposed to an action), it is legal to apply a predicate adjective to the subject of the sentence.
e.g.:
I am hot.
"I" is the subject. "am" is the linking verb, and "hot" is a predicate adjective.
It's a legitimate sentence, in spite of the facts:
"I" = noun
and
"hot" = adjective
So "alone" is gramatically correct in the example above.
Pedant.
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