Expanding: a predicate is what is being acted upon. The subject is what is acting.
Action: parked
Mom (the subject) parked (is acting upon) the car (what is acted upon)
What is a predicate?
What is the subject & predicate of the following sentence? Mom parked the car.
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Anonymous is correct. The word "predicate" means about the same thing as the word "verb."
Mom parked the car.
"Mom" = the simple subject.
"parked" = the verb or the simple predicate
"parked the car" = the complete predicate (the verb and everything that goes with it)
Mom parked the car.
"Mom" = the simple subject.
"parked" = the verb or the simple predicate
"parked the car" = the complete predicate (the verb and everything that goes with it)
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