predicate

The predicate is a group of word including the verb and his complements. For exemple, in the sentence Ili lerie temprius anus gors leri*, lerie temprius anus gors leri is the predicate.

The verb is the main part of the Predicate. Without him, the Predicate, and the whole phrase in general, doesn't work at all.

One of the possible complements in the predicate is the temprius, which specifies the time at which the action happens. Like, in the previous exemple, lerie temprius means will read shortly.

The object is also part of the predicate. It specifies “what” or ‘who’ undergoes the action, or “to whom/what” it is directed. It is put after the conjugated verb.

*he will read a big book shortely.