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Best Predicate

Description:

The term "best predicate" refers to the grammatical component of a sentence that provides information about the subject. It can be a single word or a phrase that follows the subject and helps complete the meaning of the sentence. The best predicate is considered the most effective and accurate way to express the action, state, or relationship of the subject.

Sample Sentences:

1. She runs every morning. (The verb "runs" is the best predicate in this sentence, expressing the action of the subject.)
2. The dog is barking. (The phrase "is barking" acts as the best predicate, describing the current state of the dog.)
3. They are friends. (The noun phrase "are friends" serves as the best predicate, indicating the relationship between the subjects.)

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