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um.Well it must have a subject and and a predicate. A subject is the nouns. and the predicate is the verb.
ex. The pet loving Sally|bought her dog at the store.
everything on the right of the line is the predicate is describes what the subject is doing. Everything on the left of the line is the subject it describes the noun:Sally.
I hope this helped you.
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