5) Choose the simple predicate (the main verb) in the sentence.
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Cindy, who is my best frien...
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English, 26.08.2021 14:10, seasmarie75
5) Choose the simple predicate (the main verb) in the sentence.
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Cindy, who is my best friend, bought my lunch.
friend
is
Cindy
bought
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