Subject and Predicate Explanation + Quiz
Subject and Predicate Explanation
Rule - 1
Every Complete sentence has two essential parts. They are:
1. Subject
2. Predicate
1. Subject: The part which names the person or thing, we are speaking about.
2. Predicate: The part which tells something about the subject.
For example:
1. Kamala is a tall girl.
Subject: Kamala
Predicate: is a tall girl.
2. Dilnawaz is a clever boy.
Subject: Dilnawaz
Predicate: is a clever boy.
3. Lalitha goes to Market.
Subject: Lalitha
Predicate: goes to Market.
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4. Kamala saw a bald, fat, middle-aged man.
Subject: Kamala
Predicate: saw a bald, fat, middle-aged man.
5. I got a promotion last year.
Subject: I
Predicate: got a promotion last year.
Rule - 2
The Subject usually comes first but occasionally it comes after the predicate.
For example:
Here comes the bus.
Subject: The bus
Predicate: Here comes
Rule - 3
In Imperative sentences, the Subject is left out.
For example:
Don't go in this way. (Here the subject "YOU" is understood.)
Write neatly. (Here the subject "YOU" is understood.)
Learn quickly. (Here the subject "YOU" is understood.)
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