<span>The character to the right of the cursor is deleted. </span>
He<span> tells himself that</span>it is<span> merely a visitor, and </span>he<span> awaits tomorrow because </span>he cannot find<span> release in his sorrow over the death of Lenore.</span>
In the sentence, it is always fun to watch them play, the complete predicate here is the phrase, “is always fun to watch them play”. Predicate is defined as the word or phrase in the sentence containing the verb and stating something about the subject.
<span>It was Higgins who said these lines: "The police shall take you up. This is a plant—a plot to extort money by threats. I shall telephone for the police.
Higgins said the lines above to bully Doolittle. Thus, the answer is the first option,
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