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    A sentence consists of two essential parts: the subject, which is the person or thing performing an action, and the predicate, which tells what the subject is doing. The subject can be a noun, pronoun, noun clause or noun phrase, while the predicate provides information about the subject such as an action being performed. Examples are given of simple sentences and their subjects and predicates.

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    A sentence consists of two essential parts: the subject, which is the person or thing performing an action, and the predicate, which tells what the subject is doing. The subject can be a noun, pronoun, noun clause or noun phrase, while the predicate provides information about the subject such as an action being performed. Examples are given of simple sentences and their subjects and predicates.

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    A sentence consists of two essential parts: the subject, which is the person or thing performing an action, and the predicate, which tells what the subject is doing. The subject can be a noun, pronoun, noun clause or noun phrase, while the predicate provides information about the subject such as an action being performed. Examples are given of simple sentences and their subjects and predicates.

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    SUBJECT AND PREDICATE

    A sentence consists of two


    partsi.e. subject and predicate.
    Sentence = Subject + Predicate

    SUBJECT
    The part of sentence which performs some
    action in a sentence is called Subject.
    A subject can be anoun,
    pronoun,nounclause or nounphrase.
    EXAMPLE
    Heis flying a kite.
    Johnis driving a car.
    Sheate an apple
    Iwrote him a letter.

    PREDICATE
    The part of sentence which tells
    about the subject is called
    predicate.
    Examples
    Heis flying a kite.
    Johnis driving a car.
    Sheate an apple
    Iwrote him a letter.

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