Question

pick out the subject and predicate 'where do you live'​

Answer 1

Answer:

Pick out the subject and predicate : 'where do you live'

• The given question is said to pick out the Subject and Predicate from the sentence 'where do you live?'

• So the Subject is 'you' and Predicate is 'where do ... live '.

• Subject : Persons or things that are spoken of in a sentence.

• Predicate : Word or words by which something is said about the subject.

• Structure of Interrogative Sentence with 'Wh' words : Wh word + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb + object : who are you ?

Answer 2

Answer:

The subject is 'You'

The predicate is 'live'

In interrogative sentences we usually don't consider the wh-question words or helping verbs, except who as subject.

Explanation:

Subject in grammar is a part of sentence that is either a noun or a noun phrase, or a pronoun representing a person or a thing. The subject always performs the action.  

Predicate in grammar is a part of sentence containing a verb; it is the action performed by the subject.