<span>Another name of predicate in a sentence is verb. Predicate describes the subject in a sentence or a clause that expresses the subject, which is usually, consists of a verb, objects, adverbal modifiers or complements. Therefore, predicate serves to make assertion, denial and argument about a proposition.
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So based on your question that states a few trees in garden and one of them is a pear tree, there are pears. But a strong wind blew, there were neither pears on the tree nor on the ground. I think the best explaination to this statement is that some one might pick up the pear tree or it can be that its the wrong tree that is blown.
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I DON'T KNOW DUDE IT'S DIFFERENT
The answer is A for showing language
