SUBJECT कर्ता | PREDICATE विधेय - 2

🔴 A sentence consists of two parts.

🔴 Here are six examples in which two parts of each sentence are marked off.

🔴 The first part of each sentence names the person or thing we speak about. It is called the SUBJECT.

🟥 The second part says something about the person or thing named by the first. This is called the PREDICATE.

🔴 The Subject may be -

🟥 A Noun

🟥 Pronoun

🟥 A noun phrase.

🔴 The PREDICATE may be -

🟥 Verb alone

🟥 Verb + adverb

🟥 Verb + adverb phrase

🟥 Verb + object

🟥 Verb + complement

Examples :

1. The boy | cried. मुलगा | रडला.

The boy - Subject

The boy - Noun phrase

cried - Predicate

cried - Verb alone 

2. Shree | sang sweetly. श्री|गोड गायली.

Shree - Subject 

Shree - Noun

sang sweetly - Predicate

sang + sweetly - Verb + Adverb

3. The beggar | ran across the street. भिकारी | रस्त्याच्या पलीकडे पळाला.

The beggar - Subject

The beggar - a noun phrase

ran across the street - Predicate

ran + across the street - Verb + adverb phrase

4. She | ate two burgers. तिने | दोन बर्गर्स खाल्ले.

She - Subject

She - Pronoun

ate two burgers - Predicate

ate + two burgers - Verb + Object

5. This | is my bunglow. हा | माझा बंगला आहे.

This - Subject

This - Pronoun

is my bunglow - Predicate

is + my bunglow - Verb + Complement

6. The food | is hot. अन्न | गरम आहे.

The food - Subject

The food - Noun phrase

is hot - Predicate

is + hot - Verb + Complement

Separate the Subject and the Predicate in each of the following sentences -

1. Saya speaks French fluently.

2. Kivi works hard in her bank.

3. Ritar and Kavi are chasing the beggar.

4. Some people were walking along the road.

5. The bell will ring soon.

6. The garden is full of rose plants.

7. My society has a big play ground.

8. Our journey took nearly six hours.

9. My cupboard is packed with books.

10. The hall is full of people.