Question

my wife and I wove the threads together.(seperate the subject and predicate)​

Answer 1

Answer:

My wife and I is the subject and wove the threads together is the predicate

Answer 2

$\huge \bf Answer :$

My wife and I wove the threads together.

• Subject → My wife and I

• Predicate → wove the threads together.

So, here “My wife and I” is subject and rest part is predicate which is “ wove the threads together”.

$\huge \bf Extra \ Information :$

A sentence has two parts :-

$\large \dag$ Subject : The person or thing that performs the action is called the subject.

$\large \dag$ Predicate : The rest of the sentence tells us what the subject does, this part is called predicate.

Some examples :

1. Aditi has lost her new watch.

• Subject → Aditi
• Predicate → has lost her new watch.

2. Rishant is a great dancer.

• Subject → Rishant
• Predicate → is a great dancer.

$\huge \bf Explore \ More :$

• In a declarative sentence, the subject comes before the verb.

• For identifying the subject, we ask the question who or what before the verb.

• Verbs such as am, is, are, was and were can also be used as helping verbs.