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What is the part of a sentence which names the person or thing you are speaking about?
What is the part of a sentence which names the person or thing you are speaking about?
- Conjunction
- Predicate
- Subject (correct)
- Adjective
In which type of sentence is the subject usually left out?
In which type of sentence is the subject usually left out?
- Exclamatory sentence
- Interrogative sentence
- Declarative sentence
- Imperative sentence (correct)
Which sentence structure occasionally places the subject after the predicate?
Which sentence structure occasionally places the subject after the predicate?
- Declarative sentence (correct)
- Interrogative sentence
- Imperative sentence
- Exclamatory sentence
What is the part of a sentence that tells something about the subject?
What is the part of a sentence that tells something about the subject?
Which part of a sentence usually comes first?
Which part of a sentence usually comes first?
In which type of sentences is the subject usually understood?
In which type of sentences is the subject usually understood?
Study Notes
Sentence Structure
- The subject of a sentence is the part that names the person or thing being spoken about.
Sentence Types
- In imperative sentences, the subject is usually left out.
Unusual Sentence Structures
- Occasionally, the subject can come after the predicate in an inverted sentence.
Sentence Components
- The predicate is the part of a sentence that tells something about the subject.
Sentence Order
- The subject usually comes first in a sentence.
Implicit Subjects
- In imperative sentences, the subject is usually understood, rather than explicitly stated.
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Description
Learn about the fundamental components of a sentence - the subject and the predicate. Understand how every sentence is composed of these two essential parts, which name the person or thing being spoken about and say something about them.
