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The predicate of a sentence is
a group of words that is acted upon by the subject.
what is said about the subject or what the subject does.
the form of a verb used to show when an action happened.
a verb quality that tells if its subject performs or receives action.

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Answer:  The predicate of a sentence is

what is said about the subject or what the subject does.

Explanation:

A group of words acted upon by the subject in an active voice sentence is the direct object.

Tense is the form of the verb used to show when an action happens.

Voice (active or passive) tells whether its subject performs or receives the action

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The predicate of a sentence is B. what is said about the subject or what the subject does.

What is a Sentence?

This refers to the use of words to communicate an idea that makes complete sense and contains a subject and predicate.

Hence, we can see that the predicate of a sentence has to do with the activity of a subject in a given sentence and this shows that it helps to make a complete meaning.

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