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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Simple subjects and simple predicate
What is a simple subject and simple predicate?
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If you use the search feature here and look for "simple subject" you'll find threads on this. Likewise for "simple predicate."
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Simple subject=the noun (who/what)
simple predicate=the verb (what the noun does/did)
The CAT RAN. Cat=subject, ran=predicate.
simple predicate=the verb (what the noun does/did)
The CAT RAN. Cat=subject, ran=predicate.
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