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Oct 25, 2010
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On 10/25/10, AGC wrote: > Can the word 'not' be considered part of a simple > predicate? For example, if the sentence is "He will not > answer the phone," is the simple predicate "will answer" or > is it "will not answer"? I didn't th...See More