Question

Man is a social animal seprate the subject and predicate

Answer 1

Explanation:

There is a popular misunderstanding that research is confined to science and technology. Even students who pursue studies in humanities are often not aware of the rich facilities for research in their chosen discipline. We have several institutions that offer opportunities for research in social sciences.

Aristotle the legendary Greek philosopher said, “Man is by nature a social animal; an individual who is unsocial naturally and not accidentally is either beneath our notice or more than human. Society is something that precedes the individual.”

Man cannot live alone. He must satisfy certain natural basic needs in order to survive. He has to enter into relationships with his fellowmen for living a life. No man can break the shackles of mutual dependence. This begins perhaps between the embryo and the mother and continues till his last breath. The need of the embryo may be more physical than mental, but the mother's need is the other way round.

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Answer 2

'Man is' is the subject and 'social animal' is the predicate.

• The complete subject identifies who or what is being discussed in the statement.
• A subject is a word or a set of words that designates or refers to the person or object about whom or about whom something is said.
• A predicate is a word or set of words that indicates or alludes to what is being said about the subject.
• The subject of debate is the noun man, which is followed by the verb is, which indicates that it participates in some action, which is generally what a subject does.
• As a result, man is the subject of the sentence, while the rest of the sentence, which is about the subject, is the predicate.

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