Question

A. Identify the subject and the predicate in each of these sentences.
1. The train arrived at the station at 6 p.m.
2. What a naughty boy you are!
3. You must attend the meeting today.
4. The students walked around lazily in the school corridor.
5. You may come in.
6. Socrates was a Greek philosopher.
7. The tourists, angry and tired, insisted on a refund from the travel agent.
8. Could you bring the bouquet of flowers, please?
9. We will watch a film on Friday.
10. The animals at the zoo looked shaken by the loud noise.
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Answer 1

Answer:

1. The train- subject

arrived at the station at 6 p.m - predicate

2. What a naughty boy- predicate

you - subject

are!- predict

3. You- subject

must attend the meeting today. - predicate

4. The students- subject

walked around lazily in the school corridor.-. predicate

5. You - subject

may come in. - predicate

6. Socrates- subject

was a Greek philosopher.- predicate

7. The tourists,- subject

angry and tired, insisted on a refund from the travel agent.- predicate

8. Could - predicate

you- subject

bring the bouquet of flowers, please?- predicate

9. We- subject

will watch a film on Friday.- predicate

10. The animals- subject

at the zoo looked shaken by the loud noise.- predicate

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Answer 2

Answer:

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