Question

When my pasta was finally served at the restaurant, it appeared too be salty. where there is a predicate and how is it expressed?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

When my pasta was finally served at the restaurant, it appeared to be too salty.

1. "was served" (past passive) is a verb functioning as the predicate of the first clause;

2. "appeared to be too salty"

"appeared" - is a (linking) verb functioning as the predicate of the second clause;

3. "to be"  - is a verbal (an infinitive)

4. "too salty" - is a predicate adjective

Answer 2

In the sentence "When my pasta was finally served at the restaurant, it appeared to be salty," the predicate is "appeared to be salty."

The predicate is the part of the sentence that conveys the action or state of being. In this case, "appeared" is the action, and "to be salty" describes the state of the pasta. The phrase "to be salty" is an infinitive phrase that functions as the complement of the verb "appeared." It describes the quality or condition of the pasta.