Assertion: predicate's verb | /r/HasProperty | part of the predicate
Facets:
value: as in the sentence
type: OTHER
value: in short sentences
type: TEMPORAL
value: regardless of the order
type: OTHER
value: in these examples
type: OTHER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: in both cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: by themselves
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A predicative verb is typically one of two things: either a verb that is part of the predicate in a sentence, or a verb in predicate form that is used as an adjective.
text: Instead, the verb is the predicate, and the noun phrases are its arguments.
text: A verb may only be part of a predicate, as in the sentence
text: 3.Predicates need verbs to make sense while verbs can be predicates by themselves, or they can be used with other verbs.
text: The two verbs (in bold) are linking verbs and "brilliant," in both cases, is a predicate adjective.
text: – verb; – determiner; – prepositional phrase; – preposition; – adverb phrase; – adverb; – adjective phrase;
text: The verb of a sentence is sometimes called the predicate verb.
text: This is not the same as a verb that is part of the predicate in a sentence, which can make this distinction quite confusing.
text: In these examples, the verb, the adverb, and the prepositional phrase are all part of the predicate, regardless of the order they appear in the sentence.
text: The reason “yesterday” is part of the predicate is because I said that any words that modify the verb or further describe the verb are part of the predicate.
text: The verb always POINTS to the predicate, or IS the predicate in short sentences like "She dances".
text: Instead, the verb is the predicate, and the noun phrases are its arguments.
text: In more complex sentences, the verb may only be part of a predicate.