Tell whether the underlined words are a complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject or simple predicate.
1. The brown horse trotted to the barn.
2. Three mice ran across the floor.
3. The dusty, old book sat on the top shelf.
4. The taxi driver stopped at the corner.
5. The laundry basket was full of socks.
6. I saw that movie last week.
7. Karen's younger sister came over to play.

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