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She didn’t have enough money that year.
Where is the predicate in this sentence? « Didn’t have »?
She didn’t have enough money that year.
Where is the predicate in this sentence? « Didn’t have »?
Where is the predicate in this sentence? « Didn’t have »?
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She didn’t have enough money that year.
In this sentence, the subject is "she" and the predicate is "didn’t have enough money that year".
I think @ladybug could explain this better than I can.
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