Question

B. Identify the subject-word and the attribute in each of these sentences.
1.
The captain of the football team has resigned.
2. My father is a doctor.
3. The writer Ruskin Bond lives in Landour, Mussoorie.
The hot and humid weather is affecting me.
5.
The priceless diamond of the queen is in the museum.
6.
The cunning wazir tricked the emperor.
7.
The leaping flames engulfed the building.
8.
Printed notes will be available at the school office.
A girl carrying a basket of flowers walked into the room.
9.
10. A confident man will always succeed.
11. The patient man explained the problem.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Noun phrase as a subject. ( Head of the NP ; The captain).

2. Noun phrase in possessive case is Subject

3. The writer, Ruskin Bond ( is the Subject in apposition)

4. The Adjective phrase ( attributively) followed by noun is the Subject.

5. Adjective Phrase headed noun in possessive form is the subject.

6. Adjective phrase used attributively to the noun , is the Subject.

7. Same as 4, 5.

8. ( Printed) > adjectival particle ( attributive) + notes ( Noun) as a Subject.

9. Noun phrase in association with participial phrase is the Subject.

10. Adjective phrase ( confident) > used attributively + man ( Noun) is the Subject.

11. Adjective phrase used attributively + noun > man, is the Subject.