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Answer:
The predicate is "<u>plays chess with the chess club</u>."
The simple predicate is <u>plays</u>.
Explanation:
- <u>Predicate</u>--tells what the subject is or does.
- The <u>complete predicate</u> contains all the words that tell what the subject is or does.
- The <u>simple predicate</u> is the verb of the sentence.
So, the predicate is what the subject is or does, and plays is what the subject does, so the complete predicate would be"plays chess with the chess club."
Either would work, so c. either could be used.
A.
The conflict was unavoidable and expected to be painful.
C.
All of the points should be coherent with the main idea.