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I need help asap this has to be turned in at 4:30 "The student giving the report to the Student Council seems sure of his facts." If you divide the sentence into the subject and the predicate, the predicate
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I need help asap this has to be turned in at 4:30

"The student giving the report to the Student Council seems sure of his facts." If you divide the sentence into the subject and the predicate, the predicate is
A. giving the report to the Student Council
B. giving the report to the Student Council seems sure of his facts
C. seems sure of his facts
D. The student giving the report to the Student Council seems sure of his facts
E. none of these

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C. seems sure of his facts
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The answer that makes the most sense to me is C: seems sure of his facts because the student seems sure of his facts.
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