Asked by hunter
Late into the night, Isabel is often studying.
Is the complete predicate is often studying?
Is the simple predicate studying?
Is the complete predicate is often studying?
Is the simple predicate studying?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
The complete predicate also includes "Late into the night." This adverb phrase modifies "is studying" and tells when.
Isabel <u>is often studying late into the night.</u>
The simple predicate is <u>is studying</u>. You need the helping verb as well as the main verb for the simple predicate.
Isabel <u>is often studying late into the night.</u>
The simple predicate is <u>is studying</u>. You need the helping verb as well as the main verb for the simple predicate.
Answered by
Anonymous
she even knows a little Chinese
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Anonymous
what is the simple predicate in "she even knows a little Chinese"?
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Janissa
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