Question

B. Separate the subject from the predicate.
1. The lion in the jungle caught its prey in a flash.
2. Hari, the local shopkeeper, has a new car.
3. The monsoon is the best time of the year.
4. The street is decorated with lights during Christmas.
5. Yamuna, a perennial river, flows through Delhi.
6. Familiarity breeds contempt.
7. People who are kind-hearted are loved by all.
8. A shining star I see now.
9. I have a chain of gold.
10. Rustom, the youngest son of the mighty emperor, is a good man.
11. I like good music.​

Answer 1

1. The lion in the jungle - Subject

caught its prey in a flash - Predicate

2. Hari, the local shopkeeper - Subject

has a new car - Predicate

3. The monsoon - Subject

is the best time of the year - Predicate

4. The street - Subject

is decorated with lights during Christmas - Predicate

5. Yamuna, a perennial river - Subject

flows through Delhi - Predicate

6. Familiarity - Subject

breeds contempt - Predicate

7. People who are kind-hearted - Subject

are loved by all - Predicate

8. A shining star I see now - Subject

9. I - Subject

have a chain of gold - Predicate

10. Rustom, the youngest son of the mighty emperor - Subject

is a good man - Predicate

11. I - Subject

like good music - Predicate