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where is the predicate
Hi, I just want to know where is the predicate in this sentence,
As if this were the start of a dangerous adventure, the small boy puts his hand in the bigger boy's, and they follow a third boy through the square,
thanks
As if this were the start of a dangerous adventure, the small boy puts his hand in the bigger boy's, and they follow a third boy through the square,
thanks
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There are two independent clauses, and therefore two predicates. (1) puts his hand in the bigger boy's (2) follow a third boy through the square
- There are two independent clauses, and therefore two predicates.
- (1) puts his hand in the bigger boy's (2) follow a third boy through the square
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There are two independent clauses, and therefore two predicates.
(1) puts his hand in the bigger boy's
(2) follow a third boy through the square
(1) puts his hand in the bigger boy's
(2) follow a third boy through the square
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