Question

the batsman hits the ball. identify the subject and predicate from the following sentence.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Subject - The batsman

Predicate- hits the ball...

it is very simple the one who is doing the action is "the subject" and rest is "predicate"

Hope it helps

Answer 2

Answer:

The batsman hits the ball.

Subject : The batsman (The part  which names the person  we are specking about.)

Predicate : hits the ball  (The part of the sentence which tells something about the Subject.)

Explanation:

• The part of a sentence which names the person or thing we are specking about , is called the Subject of the sentence.
• The part of the sentence which tells something about the Subject is called the Predicate.
• In Assertive Sentences or Statements, the Subject is usually placed before the Predicate.
• In Imperative sentence, the Subject is always 'you' but it is not stated. For Example, Come here (you come here.)
• In most cases Subject is generally placed at the beginning of the sentence but sometimes it occurs at the middle or at the end of the sentence. For Example: During the monsoon Hilsa swims up River Ganges.

       Hilsa is the Subject but has been placed in the middle of the

       sentence.