SUBJECT AND PREDICATE

 

Subject :  The subject is that part of a sentence about which something is said. The subject may be a person, place or thing. (noun/pronoun).

Predicate : The predicate is that part of sentence which says something about  the subject. The predicate starts with a verb. 
Examples of
Predicate:
1. Mohan
is a very good boy. 
2. Ragu
writes neatly. 
3. Running
is a good exercise. 
4. Balanced diet
is useful for health.
5. Sheetal
wrote a beautiful book.

SENTENCE = SUBJECT + PREDICATE 
The subject of a sentence usually comes first,
But, it can come after the predicate also.
Examples
 

1. Here comes the train. 
Subject:
 the train,
Predicate
: here comes (comes here)   

2. Noise are the causes of headache.
 
Subject:
 the causes of headache 
Predicate
: Noise are (are Noise ) 

[Identify the Subject and Predicate.]

1. Birds fly. 
Ans. Subject : Birds, 

        Predicate
: fly  

2. The teacher teaches us Grammar.  
Ans. Subject : The teacher, 
        Predicate
: teaches us  Grammar.  


3. The little girl is playing.
Ans. Subject: The little girl, 

        Predicate :
is playing  

4. My father is ill. 
Ans. Subject : My father, 
        Predicate
: is ill 


5. Tina and Meena are studying. 
Ans. Subject: Tina and Meena,
        Predicate:
are studying..

 

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