Every sentence has a predicate. The predicate is the part of the sentence that tells what the subject of the sentence is or does. The predicate is usually the last part of the sentence.

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Samantha climbed Mount Everest last year.

Subject: Samantha

Predicate: climbed Mount Everest last year.

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The cows are grazing the grass.

Subject: cows

Predicate: are grazing the grass

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The ducks are swimming together.

Subject: ducks

Predicate: are swimming together

Exercises

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