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we cannot make the ocean dry subject and predicate

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Answered by mondalarijit736

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SUBJECT => WE

PREDICATE => CANNOT MAKE THE OCEAN DRY

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Answered by fatimafarooq5769

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Answer:

Subject: We cannot. Predicate: The ocean dry.

Explanation:

Because Subject is who which tell about what or whom and predicate tell us what subject does

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