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As it sailed south, Lord Nelson's great ship, Victory, met the Spanish fleet near Trafalgar. The complete predicate of the sentence begins with the word A. the. B. sailed. C. met. D. great.
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@Lovelarap @airjordan200 i had B and it was wrong
lemme think
met is the only other verb
The complete predicate of the sentence begins with the word MET. (met the Spanish fleet near Trafalgar).
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yup correctamundo
i think thats how you say it
lol, u speak spanish?
nope im trying
i can
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im taking a course for spanish right now
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