Subject and Predicate - 2_TGES

Subject ​ (a)  

• is the receiver of the action
• is the action word
• is the doer of the action

There are three types of sentences:​ (a)  

• Simple, Compound and Complex
• Simple, Subordinate and Complex​
• Main, dependant and subordinate

The predicate is the part of the sentence ​ (a)  

• without a subject
• with other words
• where there is only verb and no ojhect

The subject in the following sentence is ​ : (a)  

.

Many of the students here in Rajkot are wise.

• Many of the students here in Rajkot
• wise
• Many of the students here

The subject in this sentence is:

.

Who are they calling?

​ (a)  

• Who
• are they
• calling

Rohan and Gita ​ (a)  

• are playing in the garden with their friends.
• is playing in the garden with their friends.l
• with their friends.

A ​ (a)   is compulsory for any sentence.

• finite verbs
• subject
• predicate only

Without a ​ (a)   the predicate is incomplete.

• finite verb
• noun
• object

There can be ​ (a)   simple sentence.

• more than one subject in a
• only one subject in a
• only one subject only verb in a

The predicate consists of ​ (a)  

• verb and other words followed by it
• noun and pronoun
• other words than verb and subject