Question

13) Identify the complete predicate 1 point in the sentence given below. The men, women, and children walked home in the rain.
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Answer 1

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For example, in the sentence “The superhero ran faster than the eye could see”, “ran” would be the verb, but the words “faster than the eye could see” are all used to modify the verb “ran;” therefore, the complete predicate would be “ran faster than the eye could see”.

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Answer 2

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In English grammar, a predicate is one of two main parts of a sentence or clause. (The other main part is the subject.) It is usually defined as a word group that comes after the subject to complete the meaning of the sentence or clause. The predicate is the portion of the sentence that contains the verb (or verb phrase); in very short, simple sentences, it might be only a verb.