The simple subject is ‘you’ and, as there is no other descriptions relating to the subject, there is only a simple subject, not a complete subject. ‘Should look’ forms a simple predicate and ‘should look at a copy someday’ is a complete predicate.
The simple subject is ‘you’ and, as there is no other descriptions relating to the subject, there is only a simple subject, not a complete subject. ‘Should look’ forms a simple predicate and ‘should look at a copy someday’ is a complete predicate.
