Alright! In order to find the answer we must simply ask yourselves one question! What is a predicate? A predicate is the part of a sentence that tells us what the subject is doing. A predicate is anything that comes after the subject(s) are stated or something beforehand that tells us what the subject is. SO:
"Bold" = Underline
1. "uses" the force of incoming waves 2. "relies" on gravity 3. can "pursue" their sport with only a surfboard, a flotation vest, a swimsuit, and a safety line. 4. "includes" ski boots, skis with bindings, safety cables, ski poles, warm clothing and goggles. 5. "paddle" out of their starting places, far from shore. 6. "buy" a ticket for a ski-lift ride to the top of the mountain? 7. Oddly enough, some important similarities "exist" between 8. "depend" on the cooperation of nature for good weather and good waves or good snow. 9. "require" coordination and balance more than strength? 10. "would" probably make an excellent cross-training activity during the other's off-season.
