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Awry Predicate

Definition

An awry predicate refers to a sentence structure in which the subject and predicate do not agree, resulting in the sentence having a distorted or incorrect meaning.

Examples of Usage

As a noun:

• The awry predicate in the sentence "The trees are dancing" confuses the intended message.
• Identifying an awry predicate is crucial to maintaining grammatical accuracy.

As a verb:

• The teacher cautioned the students not to awry predicate in their written assignments.
• It's essential to proofread carefully to avoid awry predicating in formal writing.

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