Choose the simple predicate in the following sentence?
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The simple predicate is "finished."  \n\nHere is the whole sentence:\n\nThe  men finished the game in    a   short time.\nadj  sub verb     adj d.o. prep adj  adj   obj of prep
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http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html#simple
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either A, B, or AB is possible
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Object of a preposition.
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1. C\n2. C\n\nRule of thumb:  if you don't know the answer, choose C.
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Either with a comma or without a comma; either is correct.
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1.D\n2.B\n3.B\n4.A\nright?
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It can be an adjective, pronoun or an adverb.
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If it is the first word in the beginning of a sentence.
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The first part  is (c) either true or false.\nThe second part is also (c)
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1) D --none of the others are complex, only have prepositional phrases\n2) A- this is iffy, but B is compound, not complex. C is simple. D is compound.\n3) C- the other choices are all complex sentences.
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3.) B\n\n6.) B?\n\n8.) B?\n\n9.) A
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By each sentence:\n\nThe simple subject is a noun or pronoun that does something.\nThe predicate is the action word...it's what's happening.\n\n1.  Earnest and Raoul  - 2 simple subjects\n.....now you fill in the predicate.....what they did?\n\n2.  Leadbelly is the subject....\nverb has two worlds....and it's not simple so by having two words in the predicate, it is compound....\n....so what did Leadbelly do?....predicate 2 words is:has _________.\n3. You is the subject\n.....what did you do...... first part of the predicate is have.....you misspelled the rest of the verb.\n\n4.  Leadbelly is the subject\n....what did Leadbelly do.......\nI'll give you this one......the predicate is:    was\n\nSo subjects :  do something...or are something,\npredicates or verbs:  are the action words, are what the subjects do, or ....are something....am, is, was, were......\n\nI hope this helps!!!
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You certainly can't omit "to have" and you shouldn't eliminate "to be" in (b). I don't quite agree that "I think it true" sounds grammatical anyway. If you like eliminating "to be", use "consider" instead of "think".
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proper grammar first please
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Do I have to choose one?\n\nIf that's the case the one I choose is:\n\nAll
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That's easy....\n\nOkay, Bye!