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The predicate of the sentence is the verb or verb phrase. True False
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The predicate of the sentence is the verb or verb phrase.
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The predicate of a sentence can either be a noun or a verb so it would be true
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True because every thing after the subject is the action of the subject threfore being the verb phrase
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