as it sailed south, Lord Nelson's great ship, Victory, met the spanish fleet near Trafalgar. The complete predicate of the sentence began with the word A. met B. great C.the D. sailed.....

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as it sailed south, Lord Nelson's great ship, Victory, met the spanish fleet near Trafalgar. The complete predicate of the sentence began with the word A. met B. great C.the D. sailed.....

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The complete predicate of the sentence begins with the word MET. (met the Spanish fleet near Trafalgar).

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