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defon
3 years ago
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What's missing from the following sentence? The sparkling blue bicycle with the brand new tires and comfortable seat. A. A subje

ct B. A colon C. A modifier D. A predicate Mark for review (Will be highlighted on the review page)
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Leno4ka [110]3 years ago
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Answer: What is missing from the sentence provided is D. a predicate.

Explanation: "The sparkling blue bicycle with the brand new tires and comfortable seat" is a sentence fragment because an essential part of the sentence is missing: the predicate. In other words, <u>the sentence provided does not express a full thought because it needs a predicate, that is to say a verb that indicates what the subject</u> ("The sparkling blue bicycle with the brand new tires and comfortable seat") <u>is or that indicates what is the change that the subject has gone through</u>. For example, the sentence could be completed by adding the predicate "was stolen".

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