Workshop 7: Apostrophes, Faulty Predication

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What’s a Predicate?The predicate is the part of the sentence orclause, including the verb, that expresseswhat the subject is or does.Michele worked studiously on her paper.subjectpredicate
(fp) ExampleThe purpose of cars wereinvented to transport people.(The purpose was not invented. Carswere invented.)Correct:The purpose of cars is to transport people.Cars were invented to transport people.
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