[ Grammar ]
“They live in prison of their own making.” What does it mean?
A. living in a strange way
B. living with own relatives
C. living in one’s compartment and groups
D. play and work together
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What is the complete predicate in the sentence?
The dusty book sat on the top shelf.
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A. The dusty book
B. sat
C. book
D. sat on the top shelf.
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