What is the subject of no man can serve two masters following sentence
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The primary subject of the sentence 'no man can serve two masters' is religious.
It is a simple matter of fact that no one can serve two masters.
If we take its worldly example, even then it is not possible. It is just not possible to fulfill the commands of both of one's masters at the same level. A man can think good of one of his/her masters due to better behavior or for some other reason. Similarly one can think bad of the other master due to bad behavior.
So is the spiritual case.
A man should serve only One GOD as his only Master.
If what you mean of your question is about English grammar then...
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The subject of the sentence "No man can serve two masters" is man.
To determine the subject of the sentence, you need to find the verb.
>>The verb of the sentence is can serve.
The ask the question "Who is doing the verb?"
>>MAN is doing the verb = can serve.
Therefore, the subject of the sentence is man.