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Which word or phrase is the complete predicate
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The answer is D.
Predicates are verbs describing what happened in the sentence.
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Predicates are verbs describing what happened in the sentence. If you rearrange this into a question, what was destroyed?, you would get: Some bald eagle habitats (subject) were destroyed when...
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