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A predicate is the part of a sentence that tells you what the subject is doing or what condition it's in, typically including the verb and any words that modify or complement it. It matters because understanding predicates helps you grasp the core meaning of sentences and how ideas are communicated in writing and speech.
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谓语（英語：predicate）有两种定义： 1. * 广义：传统语法当中，表示句子中主语以外的部分，与主语呈陈述关系。主语以外的名詞短语也包括在内。 2. * 狭义：现代语言学中，表示子句中的动词、形容词部分。名词短语不包括在内。 子句只有一个谓语。只有一个谓语的句子与子句无异，称为单句；有两个谓语或以上的句子则称为复句。
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