SUBJECT, VERB. OBJECT, COMPLEMENT AND ADJUNCT
Often we confront confusion in identifying Subject, Verb, Object, Complement and Adjunct. So, we need a clear and trickful illustration on this topic Read the whole colum sincerely, minutely with patience so that you won't be in apprehension to differentiate them all. So, lets elaborate the topic with tricks and convenient manner for better understanding of them.
SUBJECT- To know Subject better focus on the following points-
- Subject must be a Noun/Pronoun.
- Normally it comes at the beginning of the sentence.
- But sometimes it also comes later.
- The subject performs the action in a sentence or the Predicate describes about it.
- It describes who/what the sentence is about
- Put question " Who is performing the action ?/ who or what is being described?
Some Examples are given below:-
The cat sleeps on the sofa.
- Subject: The cat (the one performing the action of sleeping).
She writes poems in her free time.
- Subject: She (the one performing the action of writing).
The children played in the park all day.
- Subject: The children (the ones performing the action of playing).
My brother is cooking dinner.
- Subject: My brother (the one performing the action of cooking).
The sun rises in the east.
- Subject: The sun (the one performing the action of rising).
The dog barked loudly last night.
- Subject: The dog (the one performing the action of barking).
The manager will call you later.
- Subject: The manager (the one performing the action of calling).
John and Mary are going to the concert.
- Subject: John and Mary (the ones performing the action of going).
It is raining outside.
- Subject: It (refers to the weather or situation; here, "it" is a dummy subject representing the weather condition).
The teacher explained the lesson clearly.
- Subject: The teacher (the one performing the action of explaining).
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