Answer :
Final answer:
The predicates for the following sentences are:
1. The sun shines brightly.
2. The dogs bark loudly.
3. The pretty girl sings melodiously.
4. My younger brother plays soccer.
5. The man and his wife travel frequently.
Explanation:
To complete the sentences by adding predicates, we need to provide additional information about the subject in the form of a verb and, often, a complement.
1. For "The sun," we've added the predicate "shines brightly." "Shines" is the verb, and "brightly" is an adverb that gives more detail about how the sun shines.
2. In the case of "The dogs," we added "bark loudly." Here, "bark" is the verb that tells us what the dogs are doing, and "loudly" is the adverb that describes how the dogs bark.
3. "The pretty girl" is given the predicate "sings melodiously." The action or verb is "sings," and "melodiously" is the adverb that describes her singing style.
4. For "My younger brother," the predicate "plays soccer" has been added. "Plays" is the verb describing what he does, and "soccer" is the direct object indicating what he plays.
5. Finally, for "The man and his wife," the predicate "travel frequently" was added. "Travel" is the verb, and "frequently" is the adverb, indicating how often they do the action.
Through these additions, we've transformed incomplete phrases into complete sentences by providing a verb and often further detail about each subject's actions or state of being.
Learn more about predicates
brainly.com/question/36950937
#SPJ11
