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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Predicate vs. verb
what's the difference between a simple predicate and a verb?
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Nothing, if the verb is the finite verb of the clause. g. have been sleeping) .
- Nothing, if the verb is the finite verb of the clause.
- g.
- have been sleeping) .
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Nothing, if the verb is the finite verb of the clause. It would be the whole verb phrase, however (e.g. have been sleeping).
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