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The predicate part of the clause. A "verb, adverb, noun" statement in the indicative mood, normaly used activily with the unknown subject part of the clause. The tense is unkown. the predicate describes that the unknown subject is/has/had/will be/ect taking back sunday, as in... To obtain the first day of the week, which was previously owned by you, from someother source.
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