Identifying Simple and Complete Predicates

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Robots are machines with "brains".

• Robots

• are machines

• are machines with "brains"

• are

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Robots are machines with "brains".

• Robots

• are machines

• Robots are

• are

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The robot's brain is a computer.

• The robot's brain

• is a computer

• brain is a computer

• is

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The robot's brain is a computer.

• is

• is computer

• The robot's brain

• brain

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Not all robots look like humans.

• look

• Not all robots

• like humans

• look like humans

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Not all robots look like humans.

• look

• look like

• all robots

• Not look

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Cars of the future may be guided by robots.

• Cars of the future

• may be guided by robots

• may be

• guided by robots

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Cars of the future may be guided by robots.

• may be

• guided

• guided by robots

• may be guided

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A robot could clean your room.

• could clean

• clean your room

• A robot

• could clean your room

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A robot could clean your room.

• could clean

• could

• clean

• clean your