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What is the complete predicate and simple predicate in this sentence Everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year?
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∙ 2011-04-04 05:25:46
The complete predicate is "is wearing uniforms this year."
The simple predicate is "is wearing."
A predicate is a verb. The complete predicate includes the simple predicate (verb is wearing) and its modifiers (the adverb phrase this year).
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What is the complete predicate in Everyone in our school is wearing uniforms this year?
The complete predicate is "is wearing uniforms this year."
What is the complete predicate of the sentence Everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year?
The predicate of the sentence "Everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year" would be "is wearing uniforms this year". The subject is "Everyone" but the rest of that portion "in your school" is describing the subject, not the action. the action, and therefore the predicate, begins at the verb, which in this case is "is" or "is wearing". I think this is right, but 4th grade was a long time ago for me!
What is the complete subject for the sentence everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year?
The complete subject is "everyone in your school". "In your school" is the only modifier that modifies the subject, "everyone"; "this year" modifies the verb "is wearing" as an adverb of time and therefore is part of the predicate, as is the direct object "uniforms".
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What is the complete predicate in Everyone in our school is wearing uniforms this year?
The complete predicate is "is wearing uniforms this year."
What is the complete predicate of the sentence Everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year?
The predicate of the sentence "Everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year" would be "is wearing uniforms this year". The subject is "Everyone" but the rest of that portion "in your school" is describing the subject, not the action. the action, and therefore the predicate, begins at the verb, which in this case is "is" or "is wearing". I think this is right, but 4th grade was a long time ago for me!
What is the complete subject for the sentence everyone in your school is wearing uniforms this year?
The complete subject is "everyone in your school". "In your school" is the only modifier that modifies the subject, "everyone"; "this year" modifies the verb "is wearing" as an adverb of time and therefore is part of the predicate, as is the direct object "uniforms".
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