The simple predicate is the word or words that tell us what specific action the subject is taking. The simple predicate is always a verb, or in other words, it's always a word that shows action. In the above example, 'walks' is the verb, or action word, that the boy does.
Answer:
62. D. according to
63. B recent
64. A. included
65. B. all over
66. A. reach
67. D. enough
68. C. increasing
69. D. majority
70. A. make
71. A. among
72. B. as
73. D. cautious
74. B. money
75. A. part
76. C. respond
77. C of
Explanation:
This kind of activity requires different types of knowledge. It presents some expressions and phrases that are always used in a certain way, but it also presents options that must be chosen according to the context.
For example, all the answers chosen from number 62 to 69 are words commonly found in news articles about studies and surveys. On the other hand, the answer for number 70 comes from simply knowing that, with the word "effort", the verb that should be used is "make". For number 74, for example, the expression "pocket money" is equivalent to "allowance". Having that kind of knowledge will help choose the correct answer.
The complete adjective phrase in this sentence is of American literature, and the noun it modifies is study.
Answer:C.bent
Explanation:because it was looking for light
