In Sample^x, Predicates^x

Hello Anon, It's not a sentence, but looks more like a "bullet" format, since it's just a noun phrase, with no predicate. Supply and installation of new vinyl flooring as per the sample approved by the client

I fell off a tree and cracked my teeth. The above is a stand-alone sample, and I find the logic between the first and second predicate strange. So, I wonder if it contains special meanings as it is. YOur advice? Thanks.

ConscientiousStudent wrote:Can someone please explain, what is the different between "predicate" and "verb"?Thank you. I like to help you. In this sample, "like" is verb, while "like to help you" is predicate.

I got to thinking I could answer my own questions by browsing the Internet. With the help of Google, I concluded that there really isn't an answer that everyone agrees on when it comes to this construction. From: http://www.yaelf.com/aueFAQ/mifitsmevsiti.shtml The final factor is the...