Examples of using Predicate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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to be in English, but there is a second main part of the sentence- predicate!
In that type of sentence the adverbial participle inevitably implies the description of the subject of the predicate.
Imperfect infinitive determines the action that occurs simultaneously with the action of the predicate(or following him).
An infinitive always has an understood subject, which most often is identical to the subject of the predicate.
the logical response to a when-phrase, and shows a state which does not depend on the action of the predicate.
In most cases this implied subject is the same as the subject of the predicate, but not always.
action coincides with the moment of speech, regardless of how much time is expressed predicate.
Because this energy can rightly claim the predicate first substance"from itself," it precedes all of its local provocations.
Predicate nominatives can look similar to appositions, but they never have an N-ending
which can function as a predicate of the sentence.
A role indicator, which shows what is directly affected by the action of the predicate.
But the perfect infinitive in English describes the action that preceded the action expressed by the predicate.
The relational model for database management is a database model based on predicate logic and set theory.
The ordinary type of sentence where the subject is that which acts on the predicate. See passive.
we cannot under any circumstances move it, because the subject has to be with its predicate.
If after tia there is not a whole sentence(with a predicate), but only a clause,
which represents the object and effect of the subject expressed the predicate of this sentence.
we may say that the Name-of-the-Father is not a proper name, but a predicate as defined in symbolic logic- NP(x).
if the comparative expression is only a sentence fragment(or several fragments without a predicate) then use the comparative kiel.
Informally, a predicate is a statement that may be true or false depending on