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Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates

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'Fireworks have existed for hundreds of years.'
To divide the complete subject from the complete predicate I would draw a line between?
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Fireworks have existed / for hundreds of years.
Fireworks have existed for/ hundreds of years.
Fireworks have / existed for hundreds of years.
Fireworks / have existed for hundreds of years.

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Q1
'Fireworks have existed for hundreds of years.'
To divide the complete subject from the complete predicate I would draw a line between?
Fireworks have existed / for hundreds of years.
Fireworks have existed for/ hundreds of years.
Fireworks have / existed for hundreds of years.
Fireworks / have existed for hundreds of years.
30s
Q2
'Everyone enjoys fireworks.'
The complete subject is?
Everyone enjoys
enjoys fireworks.
Everyone
30s
Q3
'Even little children like them.'
The complete predicate is?
little children
Even little children
like them.
30s
Q4
'The ancient Greek used them.'
The complete predicate is?
The ancient Greek
Greek
used them.
used
30s
Q5
'The Chinese learned the art of firecrackers.'
The complete subject is?
learned
The Chinese
Chinese
learned the art of firecrackers.
30s