Question

Separate the subject and predicate in the following sentences.


1. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.


2. No man can serve two masters.


3. Here comes the bus.


4. It is a very dirty room.


5. All roads lead to Rome.


6. The sea has many varieties of fishes.​

Answer 1

1. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.

• subject - a healthy body
• predicate - leads to a healthy mind

2. No man can serve two masters.

• subject - no man
• predicate - can serve two masters

3. Here comes the bus.

• subject - the bus
• predicate - here comes

4. It is a very dirty room.

• subject - it
• predicate - is a very dirty room

5. All roads lead to Rome.

• subject - all roads
• predicate - lead to Rome

6. The sea has many varieties of fishes.

• subject - the sea

• predicate - has many varieties of fishes

Most sentences comprise two parts, a subject and a predicate. The predicate talks about/provides information on the subject.

From the sentences above,

1. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.

The subject is a healthy body and the predicate is leads to a healthy mind. We're talking about the subject [healthy body] and how it leads to a healthy mind [information on the subject.]

Same for the second one,

2. No man can serve two masters.

The subject is no man and the predicate is can serve two masters. We're talking about the subject [no man] and how two masters cannot be served by them [information on the subject.]

This same explanation goes for all the sentences.

Answer 2

Answer:

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1) A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - A healthy body

☛ Predicate - leads to a healthy mind.

$\rule{150}{2}$

2) No man can serve two masters.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - No man

☛ Predicate - can serve two masters.

$\rule{150}{2}$

3) Here comes the bus.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - the bus.

☛ Predicate - Here comes

$\rule{150}{2}$

4) It is a very dirty room.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - It

☛ Predicate - is a very dirty room.

$\rule{150}{2}$

5) All roads lead to Rome.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - All roads

☛ Predicate - lead to Rome.

$\rule{150}{2}$

6) The sea has many varieties of fishes.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - The sea

☛ Predicate - has many varieties of fishes.

$\rule{300}{2}$

EXTRA INFORMATION :-

➲ Subject -

• The parts of the sentence that tells us who or what the sentence is about is called subject.

➲ Predicate -

• The subject performs the action denoted by the verb. The rest of the sentence is called predicate.

➲ Some examples related to subject and predicate :

1) The dogs barks at the cat.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - The dogs

☛ Predicate - barks at the cat.

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2) The waitress dropped the tray of food.

$\implies$ ☛ Subject - The waitress

☛ Predicate - dropped the tray of food.