English, asked by gaudguddi123, 7 months ago

subject and predicate​

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Answered by amyrayadav143
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Answer:

every complete sentence have two parts:-

a subject and a predicate. the subject is what (or whom) the sentence is about, while the predicate tells something about the subject.

Answered by MagicalGiggles
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\underline\red{SUBJECT} :-

  • The person or thing we speak about is called subject .

\underline\red{PREDICATE} :-

  • What we speak about that person or thing is called predicate .

\underline\pink{EXAMPLE} :-

  1. It is very cold today .

\mathcal\orange{Subject} :- It

\mathcal\purple{Predicate} :- is very cold today .

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