Simple predicate

Hello, before we proceed to understand on Complete And Predicate Subject, let us know what is the meaning of “Subject” and “Predicate”?

With this we shall be able to understand clearly the concept behind. A sentence can be divided into two halves: The Complete Subject and The Complete Predicate.

What is a Complete Subject?

The subject is the person or thing that makes the action, or the person or thing the focus of the sentence is.

Most of the times, the subject comes at the beginning of the sentence, at this point it is much easier to identify.

The complete subject is made up of all the words that tell who or what the sentence is about.

Take the example below:

• Mary likes to run at the public park.

In this case, the person who is doing the action (liking to run) is Mary.

Mary is the subject. 

What is a Complete Predicate?

The predicate of the sentence is a part that contains an action. It is part of a sentence that is not a subject, and includes all the meanings of the action and the objects involved in the action.

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