Answer:
compound predicate
Explanation:
A compound sentence is composed of two sentences connected together with some form of conjunction, for example. As there is one period, there is only a single sentence.
Assuming you know already that a predicate is essentially everything in the sentence that follows the noun (in this case 'students,' then you can see that the predicate here is compound ('are completing'.... and 'are studying'....)
The first one is the answer
Lysander's comment complicates<span> things by making Demetrius look bad in the eyes of the Duke.</span>
Answer:
just given the letter to the headmaster
Explanation:
