Question

The woman with the glasses predicateWhat is the predicate of The woman with the glasses?

Answer 1

Answer:

"With" is the answer

Answer 2

Answer:

With the glasses is the predicate of the sentence 'The woman with the glasses'

Explanation:

• In linguistics and its subfields, the word "predicate" is used in one of two contexts.
• The first regards a predicate as only the primary content verb or accompanying predicative expression of a phrase, whereas the second sees it as everything in a conventional declarative sentence other than the subject.
• Here the predicate is "With the glasses"
• The primary verb alone constitutes a simple predicate.
• The easiest method to identify the primary verb in a phrase is to seek a term that denotes activity.
• The simple predicate will be a "state of being" verb if the phrase lacks an action verb.

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