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Is are called a simple predicate?

"Is" is not called a simple predicate.

Here's why:

* Simple predicate: This refers to the verb in a sentence, along with any modifiers or complements that directly relate to the verb. It's the part of the sentence that tells us what the subject does, is, or has.

* "Is" is only a verb; it doesn't include any other words that would make it a full simple predicate.

Example:

* Sentence: The cat is sleeping.

* Simple predicate: is sleeping (verb + modifier)

* Verb: is

To identify a simple predicate, look for the verb and any words that directly describe the action, state of being, or occurrence.

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