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What the simple predicate is: _____. noun verb adjective adverb preposition
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What the simple predicate is: _____.

noun
verb
adjective
adverb
preposition

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Verb

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What the simple predicate is? I think the answer is verb because in simple predicate it has main verb that tells what the subject's doing.  
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