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Grammar
Simple subject - define?
Does anyone know what the definition of a "simple subject" is in English?
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The simple subject is the one word that identifies the subject. g. in "The man who was here is a carpenter" the full subject is "the man who was here", but the simple subject is "man".
- The simple subject is the one word that identifies the subject.
- g.
- in "The man who was here is a carpenter" the full subject is "the man who was here", but the simple subject is "man".
- Cheers John.
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The simple subject is the one word that identifies the subject.
e.g. in "The man who was here is a carpenter" the full subject is "the man who was here", but the simple subject is "man".
Cheers
John.
e.g. in "The man who was here is a carpenter" the full subject is "the man who was here", but the simple subject is "man".
Cheers
John.
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