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What is the simple predicate of the sentence: the mounds contain homes for the insects.?
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What is the simple predicate of the sentence: the mounds contain homes for the insects.?

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simple predicate is : contain
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A predicate is a verb.

Verb= Tells what the noun is doing
(If an action verb)

So, the predicate is contain.


if you were looking for a complete predicate it would be contain homes for the insects
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