Prayers With Verbal Predicate

On the other hand, the verbal predicate is he predicate that has as its nucleus a predicative verb; these are any verb that is not copulative (be be or seem). They are verbs that express a complete sense, an action or a process, so that have the following structure:

Sentences with verbal predicate = Subject + verbal predicate (predicative verb+ accessories: c. direct, c. indirect, c. circumstantial)

For instance:

• "You you pay many things with a credit card”: The verbal predicate has as its nucleus the predicative verb you pay, whose action falls on the direct object many things.

On the other hand, the nominal predicate (also called copulative predicate) is one that is made up of a copulative verb (be be or seem). These verbs, unlike the predicative ones, do not express a complete meaning, but rather serve as a link between the subject and an attribute, for example: “You you are very kind"," This beer is from belgium”.

Types of verbal predicate

The verbal predicate can be of four types, depending on the type of relationship established between the subject and the other members of the sentence, as well as the form of the verb.

1. Active verbal predicate. It is one in which the subject (agent subject) performs the action of the predicative verb, executes it, and said action can then fall on some direct object or have a recipient (object indirect). For example: “You they changed the password” (you guys performs the action).
2. Passive verbal predicate. It is the one in which the subject (taxpayer) receives the verbal action; the complement agent perform the action. For example: "The password was changed by Luis” (The password receive the action)
3. Simple verbal predicate. It is the one that is made up of a single nucleus, a single conjugated verb that agrees with the subject, for example: “Tú you sing very well”(A core: do you sing)
4. Compound verbal predicate. It is the one that is made up of two or more nuclei, that is, several conjugated verbs that are in agreement with the subject, the nuclei are united by means of links, for example: “You you sing and dance very well”(Two cores: you sing, you dance).

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80 Sentences with verbal predicate

In the following example sentences, the predicative verbs that make up the core of the verbal predicate are highlighted in bold.

20 Sentences with active verbal predicate

1. This coffee maker prepare(v. active) coffee (c. direct) for several people.
2. Your rap songs they sound(v. active) very often in all seasons.
3. I bought(v. active) a new tv (c. direct) to months without interest.
4. The seamstress I know repair(v. active) clothes (c. direct) very good and at a good cost.
5. My dogs they barked(v. active) every time a stranger passed in front of the house.
6. The concert it will last(v. active) about two hours.
7. July has heated(v. active) Enough water for all of us to bathe in the cabin.
8. The English Assessment consists(v. active) of three sections with fifteen questions each.
9. This family sell(v. active) several of his things (c. direct) at a garage sale.
10. The presenter of the contest ad(v. active) who were the winners (c. direct)
11. Your shirt have(v. active) various grease stains (c. direct)
12. The Spanish teacher leaves(v. active) lots of homework (c. direct) almost every day.
13. The money nopurchase(v. active) the happiness (c. direct)but the comfort.
14. Exam Answers they come(v. active) on the answer sheet on the back of the test.
15. This people need(v. active) the assistance of a road police officer (c. direct).
16. The ads they posted on the internet they have worked(v. active) to attract new customers to the business.
17. The numbers that can be seen in the audit they don't lie(v. active)
18. My friends they organized me(v. active) a surprise birthday party (c. direct) the last weekend.
19. Your attitude it is(v. active) quite negative.
20. The policemen who are at the entrance of the building they check(v. active) the belongings of all who enter (c. direct)

20 Sentences with passive verbal predicate

1. The internet and cable TV service was installed(v. passive) by the technicians (c. agent)
2. The components were installed (v. passive) by the technician (c. agent)
3. The app password has been established(v. passive) successfully.
4. Some cell phone parts are sold(v. passive) in this business
5. Balance was reloaded(v. passive) by credit card (c. agent)
6. Many of his songs they have been awarded(v. passive) by music critics (c. agent)
7. The instruments they were tuned (v. passive) by the band's sound technicians (c. agent)
8. The cell phone It was repaired(v. passive) by one of the owners of the premises (c. agent)
9. My home has been remodeled(v. passive) by a construction company (c. agent)
10. The broth it was cooked(v. passive) with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
11. His wound has been treated(v. passive) with antibiotics and anti-inflammatories.
12. Vaccines have been applied (v. passive) by authorized medical personnel (c. agent)
13. This song it was danced(v. passive) by practically everyone present (c. agent)
14. Heating was installed(v. passive) for the ground floor of the house (c. agent)
15. Time is measured(v. passive) by referee who is in charge (c. agent)
16. These tourist places were recommended (v. passive) by the guides who contacted us (c. agent)
17. Your criminal has been taken(v. passive) before justice.
18. The marathon It was completed(v. passive) satisfactorily
19. These products they were topped (v. passive) by the store (c. agent)
20. Your heart was hurt(v. passive) for someone who was not worth it (c. agent)

20 Sentences with simple verbal predicate

In each sentence it is specified which is the core of the predicate (N. del P.); remember that the simple verbal predicate has only one kernel.

1. Time pass(N. of P.) too quickly
2. Lucas and his brother will play(N. of P.) in a video game tournament.
3. These toys they change(N. of P.) colored with water.
4. Us we drink(N. of P.) rum with soda.
5. You you have had(N. of P.) good luck in the game.
6. Teacher will qualify(N. of P.) all exams
7. The red cabinet costs(N. of P.) more expensive
8. The butterflies they landed(N. of P.) about the flowers
9. My older brother collects(N. of P.) some sports cards
10. Time pass(N. of P.) too quickly
11. The gardener took away(N. of P.) all the accumulated weeds.
12. Boys and adults they enjoyed(N. of P.) equally from the show
13. The floor fan have(N. of P.) three different power levels
14. The company will cover(N. of P.) all travel expenses
15. The delivery man I arrive(N. of P.) before the stipulated time
16. Collectors they offered(N. of P.) to take the best pieces
17. She I note(N. of P.) all your doubts on paper
18. Their songs they sound(N. of P.) on all sides
19. Me irrigation(N. of P.) my plants every two days
20. Us We have hired(N. of P.) someone to help us

20 Sentences with compound verbal predicate

1. Office workers photocopy(N. of P.) and file (N. of P.) all documents that arrive.
2. Luna and me we bought(N. of P.) movie tickets missing (N. of P.) two hours to start
3. I will change (N. of P.) supplier or I will continue (N. of P.) having these problems with the service.
4. Some students they copied(N. of P.) but they admitted (N. of P.) that they had done it
5. The administrators organize(N. of P.) the inventory or we do not give ourselves (N. of P.) account of what is missing,
6. No will neglect(N. of P.) locals, but will seek (N. of P.) be on the lookout in case something is missing.
7. These shoes have(N. of P.) the same quality as the others although they cost (N. of P.) a little more money.
8. Yeswe get(N. of P.) another fifty points, come on (N. of P.) to come first.
9. Come (N. of P.) to visit us at our new branch and you will discover (N. of P.) our excellent promotions
10. The parrots they listen(N. of P.) and imitate (N. of P.) some sounds of humans
11. She understands(N. of P.) a lot of science, but does not know (N. of P.) so much of literature.
12. Weekly receive(N. of P.) income, but pay (N. of P.) until the end of the month
13. The truck she moved(N. of P.) of place because they would fine her (N. of P.)
14. My friends they congratulated me(N. of P.) Well, today I meet (N. of P.) twenty five years
15. No talk(N. of P.) by phonewhile you drive (N. of P.) your car
16. We changed (N. of P.) the tires for new ones so that it was (N. of P.) safer the trip
17. You you never answer(N. of P.) when I call you (N. of P.)
18. Teacher will cancel(N. of P.) work if you discover (N. of P.) who plagiarized.
19. You you eat(N. of P.) and you drink (N. of P.) too much everyday
20. Them they admitted(N. of P.) their responsibility, but they won't pay (N. of P.) For damages

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