Question

What does the predicate of a sentence indicate? A. who is doing the action B. when the action is being done C. why the action is being done D. what is or what is happening

Answer 1

D

Step-by-step explanation:

The predicate of a sentence is the place where the verb is located, for example, the cat ran across the room. Ran across the room is the predicate part because it has the verb. Make sense?