1/State the type of the predicate in the following sentence:

1/State the type of the predicate in the following sentence:
You must forget about it.
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Simple
Compound verbal modal
Compound verbal aspect
Compound nominal
Другое:
2/ State the type of the predicate in the following sentence:
We began to talk about a famous movie.
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Simple
Compound verbal modal
Compound verbal aspect
Compound nominal
Другое:
3/ State the type of the predicate in the following sentnece:
The music sounded familiar.
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Simple
Compound verbal modal
Compound verbal aspect
Compound nominal
Другое:
4/ State the type of the predicate in the following sentence:
Mike and I used to go to school together.
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Simple
Compound verbal modal
Compound verbal aspect
Compound nominal
Другое:
5/ State the type of the predicate in the following sentence:
How could she have been so blind?
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Compound modal nominal
Compound verbal modal
Compound verbal aspect
Compound nominal
Другое:
6/ State the nature of the pronoun 'it' used as the subject in the following sentence:
It was impossible to answer his question.
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notional
formal
personal
non-personal
impersonal
introductory
7 / State the nature of the pronoun 'it' used as the subject in the following sentence:
Don't read this book late at night. It may cause nightmares.
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notional
formal
personal
non-personal
impersonal
introductory
8/ State the nature of the pronoun 'it' used as the subject in the following sentence:
It got darker and darker.
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notional
formal
personal
non-personal
impersonal
introductory
9/ State the nature of the pronoun 'it' used as the subject in the following sentence:
Actually, this isn't an airplane crash site. - What is it?
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notional
formal
personal
non-personal
impersonal
introductory
10/ State the nature of the object given in bold type:
Now he dreamed his eternal DREAM of being married to Grace.
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direct
indirect
cognate
11/ State the nature of the object given in bold type:
Ariana couldn’t bear THE AGONY of what she was seeing.
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direct
indirect
cognate
prepositional
non-prepositional
recipient
non-recipient
12/ State the nature of the object given in bold type:
I don’t approve OF YOUR BEING RUDE to Aunt Polly.
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direct
indirect
cognate
prepositional
non-prepositional
recipient
non-recipient
13/ State the nature of the object given in bold type:
She wrote me ABOUT SPAIN.
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direct
indirect
cognate
prepositional
non-prepositional
recipient
non-recipient
14/ State the nature of the object given in bold type:
He gave ME good advice.
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direct
indirect
cognate
prepositional
non-prepositional
recipient
non-recipient
15/ Tick all the characteristics which describe the following sentence:
Who told you this?
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declarative
interrogative
one-member
two-member
complete
incomplete
extended
unextended