Question

Exercise 1 Draw one line under the simple subject. Draw two lines under the simple predicate. Draw a vertical line (|) between the complete subject and the complete predicate.
Miguel’s bicycle was stolen from the school bike rack.

Answer 1

"Bicycle" is a simple subject and "stolen" is a simple predicate in the sentence; "Miguela's bicycle" is a complete subject whereas "stolen from the school bike rack" is a complete predicate.

Write about the limitation of predication?

Predication as a logical form has increasingly obvious limitations. The logic of terms, which also includes the logic of classes, the logic of relations, and the logic of identity, is now understood to include predicate logic as one of its many varieties. The logic of terms as a whole, on the other hand, differs from propositional logic, which deals with whole or unanalyzed statements. Since all of the terms in the logic of relations can be viewed as subjects on an equal footing, it is even debatable if there is even a predicate in the system.

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