at the ready predicate

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Term: at the ready predicate

Description:

The term "at the ready predicate" refers to a phrase used in English grammar to describe the position of being prepared or ready for immediate action or use. It is commonly used as a predicate in sentences to indicate the state of readiness of a subject.

Sample Sentences:

The soldiers stood at the ready predicate as their commander gave them orders.
She always keeps her tools at the ready predicate in case she needs to fix something quickly.
Our emergency response team is trained to be at the ready predicate at all times.

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