10. Point out the predicate and say what type it belongs to. Say what it is expressed by.
Example: He should know that she was miserable and that she loved him (Trollope, Friday Nights).
1) the first predicate is "should know", it is a compound verbal modal predicate, consisting of a modal verb "should" and a bare infinitive of a notional verb "know";
2) the second predicate is "was miserable", it is a compound nominal predicate, consisting of a linking verb of being ("be") and a predicative, expressed by an adjective "miserable";
3) the third predicate is "loved", it is a simple verbal predicate, expressed by a notional verb in a synthetic form (Past Indefinite Tense, Active Voice, Indicative Mood).
1. He gave Jackson a quick glance (Trollope, Friday Nights).
2. It didn't feel Christmassy at all, away from Bath and with the prospect of Matthew's children coming (Trollope, Ofher People's Children).
3. 'Actually, I wondered if you'd be able to help me. Us.' He sounded embarrassed and angry at the same time (Harris, Chocolat).  
inend to die in my own house if you don't mind, he say, a line of argument that's too emotive to counter (Nicholls, One Day).
5. 'T used to love chocolate,' she declared (Harris, Chocolat).
6. "That's Ralph's name,' David said, "Dad's name. It's not yours or mine or Nathalie's.' (Trollope, Brother and Sister).
7. As it rings, my heart begins to pound (Kinsella, The Undomestic Goddess).
8. As nobody else in our party had a valid credit card, it was mine that Len Legg took a print of (Townsend, Adrian Mole and the Weapons of Mass Destruction).
9. He has continued to drink steadily but the champagne seems stale in his mouth and nothing seems to lift the sense of disappointment, anti-climax, creeping shame (Nicholls, One Day).
10. He was to spend two weeks there, then return to the grind of the Beltway (Grisham, The Broker).
11. I begin to understand the look of guilt and love I see in Guil-laume's eyes (Harris, Chocolat).
12. Brett turned a bit maudlin and accused my father - his fa-ther...our father - of neglecting him (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Prostrate Years).
13. I felt a pang of sadness that Glenn grew up without a mum and dad who lived together in the same house and loved each other (Town-send, Adrian Mole and the Weapons of Mass Destruction).
14. I used to sit in the darkness when everyone else was out and pretend I lived on Walton's Mountain too (Kinsella, The Undomestic God-dess).
15. Living at risk is jumping off the cliff and building your wings on the way down (Bradbury)'3.

16. Ron didn't need to spend the whole of Charms belching slugs (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets).
17. She began to work her long grey hair into her customary plait (Harris, Chocolat).
18. She had intended to form a band, make short films, write novels, but two years on the slim volume of verse was no fatter, and nothing really good had happened to her since she'd been baton-charged at the Poll Tax Riots (Nicholls, One Day),
19. She grew bored with herself long before he did, yet if there were times when he seemed to be engrossed in something else, she restlessly sought his attention again (Trollope, Friday Nights).
20. She used to pride herself on her refusal to see two sides of an ar-gument, but increasingly she accepts that issues are more ambiguous and complicated than she once thought (Nicholls, One Day)
21. Sofia knocked, and since the door would not latch, she pushed it open while still tapping it (Grisham, The Street Lawyer).
22. The unexpected thought that she would be the only person to fully appreciate the humour of the situation was enough to provoke another convulsion, and I was obliged to cut short confession, pleading a slight malaise (Harris, Chocolat).
23. There are expected to be a million people on the streets, sweetheart (Townsend, Adrian Mole and the Weapons of Mass Destruction).
24. There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them (Bradbury)'4
25. They were all in the kitchen when the street door slammed, cutting random shapes out of biscuit dough (Trollope, Friday Nights).
26. We must build you up while we've got the chance (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets).
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26. William kept asking for his grandad, so I took him round to The Lawns this morning (Townsend, Adrian Mole, The Cappuccino Years),
* 28. I can always tell when Malcolm's had a good mauling from her the night before. His face, neck and chest are covered in newsprint the next morning (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
* 29. I had a quiet word with Rosie later (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
• 30. The New Dog had a sudden burst of energy this morning and attacked the Christmas tree, almost destroying it. Ivan offered to repair the damage, It is now back up, but many of the old decorations seem to have disappeared (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
31. He gave a harsh laugh as he sat up in bed and reached for his Rothman's (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
32. I gave a hollow laugh and put the phone down (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
33. Eleanor gazed into the flames and gave a loud sigh (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
34. She gave a bitter smile (Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years).
35. Took a deep breath and went to see Bert and Queenie today
(Townsend, Adrian Mole. The Cappuccino Years)
36. She could, of course, say these things to herself, but they were hard to believe unless authenticated by another human being (Trollope, Friday Nights).
37. Devising a company strategy, and a working method, and a professional relationship, and a promotional scheme seemed painfully difficult to achieve without the Merlot, and the time out of life provided by Stanford (Trollope, Friday Nights).
38. He hadn't meant to scream, even though everyone else in the stadium seemed to have been yelling their lungs out for an hour and a half (Trollope, Friday Nights).