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Definitions from the WebAll Important PredicatePart of speech: Noun Sense: The most significant part of a sentence that conveys the essential message or assertion. Usage: In grammar, the all important predicate is the part of a sentence that contains the verb and provides information about the subject. It expresses the action, state, or relationship stated by the subject. Example sentence 1: The all important predicate in the sentence "She is studying diligently" is "is studying diligently" as it conveys the essential message of what she is doing. Example sentence 2: Without an all important predicate, a sentence may lack meaning or fail to convey its intended message. | ||||
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