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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Simple predicate
Can someone explain me when do I know if a simple predicate is one or two words?
Ex. The cats are jumping. Is "are" the simple predicate or "are jumping"?
How can I explain this to my 6 yr old son?
Thanks
Ex. The cats are jumping. Is "are" the simple predicate or "are jumping"?
How can I explain this to my 6 yr old son?
Thanks
Top answer
are because its a linking verb
- are because its a linking verb
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