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Definitions from the WebBased PredicateDescription:A based predicate is a grammatical construct that functions as the main verb in a sentence, expressing the action or state of the subject while being dependent on a particular base or foundation. This base can be a noun or a pronoun that the predicate is linked to by a linking verb or a copula. Examples:As a Verb:1. The flowers bloomed beautifully in the garden. [Action Verb] 2. She jumped over the hurdle effortlessly. [Action Verb] 3. They are my best friends. [Linking Verb] 4. The cake smells delicious. [Linking Verb] 5. He seems tired after the long journey. [Linking Verb] As an Adjective:1. The book is based on true events. [Describing the origin or foundation] 2. The decision was based on careful analysis. [Describing the reasoning or justification] 3. He is a based songwriter with a large following. [Describing the established status] As a Noun:1. The foundation of the theory forms the based predicate.[Referring to the dependent action or state] 2. The professor explained the concept of a based predicate.[Referring to the grammatical construct] Possible Related Products:To explore further about grammar and sentence structure, you may be interested in the following related products on Amazon: | ||||
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