Define predicate.
A. the action or verb portion of the sentence
B. a person, place, thing or idea.
C. a group of words that look like a sentence.
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Request with Modal Verbs › ViewI was wondering if
A. I could used your laptop.
B. I could useing your laptop.
C. I could using your laptop.
D. I could use your laptop.
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Mr.Nam always ______a cup of coffee before he goes to work
A. have
B. has
C. will have
D. is having
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With one last burst of energy, she _______the girl in front and _______ on to win the race.
A. overtook
goes
B. overtook
went
C. overtaken
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D.overtakes
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Identify the sentence that uses correct hyphenation.
A. The ex-president gave advice to the governor-elect.
B. The ex-president gave advice to the governor elect.
C. The ex president gave advice to the governor-elect.