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Nitrous696 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Help with the subject of a sentence.

I am having trouble spotting the subject in a sentence, especially when the subject is not a noun. Is there a general rule to help me spot a sentence's subject. In addition, doese the subject have to be a noun?

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Can you please give us the sentence you're not sure of? The subject is not necessarily a noun. It can be a noun, as well as it can be: a pronoun: Someone wants to speak to you.

— Ruslana

  • Can you please give us the sentence you're not sure of?
  • The subject is not necessarily a noun.
  • It can be a noun, as well as it can be: a pronoun: Someone wants to speak to you.
  • an infinitive: To swim is pleasant.
  • a gerund: Smoking is not allowed here.
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Can you please give us the sentence you're not sure of?

The subject is not necessarily a noun. It can be a noun, as well as it can be:

  • a pronoun:
    Someone wants to speak to you.

  • an infinitive:
    To swim is pleasant.

  • a gerund:
    Smoking is not allowed here.

  • a numeral:
    Three
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