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What are the two basic parts of a sentence? verb and predicate noun and nominative subject and predicate nominative and predicate
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What are the two basic parts of a sentence?

verb and predicate
noun and nominative
subject and predicate
nominative and predicate

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The correct answer would be subject and predicate because this boi named Chad said so.
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It would be subject and predicate

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