In this sentence I want to determine the predicate.
What would the predicate question be?
The man comes towards me.
The verb here would be "kommen" – predicate question: What is the man doing?
Answer: to come
Or how do you ask?
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"I trust in John Doe!" or "I trust in John Doe."
This book is less concerned with the man or the king than with his image . Not with his self-image, even if this has been reconstructed. Not with his image in the eyes of posterity, which is the subject of other investigations.' The present study concentrates rather on the image of the king, on the…
We're in 9th grade and have to do a presentation on the topic of RAF terrorism. Do you have any ideas for a good guiding question? Thanks in advance!
(To me) coming (one word)
Thanks for the answer, but the question was, “How do you ask for the predicative?”
The question was “How would the predicate question be?” — “Predictive” was nowhere to speak. — Then my answer also went, I can also formulate differently: spell check is not just what for the better note in school, but also (and just) something for the better understanding between people.
“to come” is something other than “to come”. You should write what you want to say and not trust that the reader already understands somehow.