The document explains the concepts of subject and predicate in English grammar, providing definitions and examples. It highlights that the subject is what the sentence is about, while the predicate contains the verb and gives more information about the subject. The document also includes exercises to identify and write subjects and predicates.

1. English Grammar
Subject and Predicate
Rajashri Bhairamadgi

2. Read the sentences
The puppy broke the flower pot.
A spider spins webs.
Mahesh is flying a kite.

3. Parts of sentences
1. Subject
2. Predicate

4. Definition
Subject: It is the person, animals or thing
that the sentence is about or the person,
animals or thing that does the action.
Predicate: It adds more information about
the subjects. It contains the verb.

5. Examples
1. Honesty is the best policy.
2. India is the land of many rivers.
3. A lioness does not have mane
Honesty, India and a lioness are subject
is the best policy, is the land of many rivers
and does not have mane….. are predicate

6. Underline the subject
1. I speak loudly
Ans: I speak loudly
2. Father bought me a doll.
Ans: Father bought me a doll.
3. The rabbit is eating a carrot
Ans: The rabbit is eating a carrot

7. Underline the predicate
1. Manas lives in Maharashtra.
Ans: Manas lives in Maharashtra.
2. Cricket is very popular game in India.
Ans:. Cricket is very popular game in India.
3. The bottle is blue in colour.
Ans: The bottle is blue in colour.

8. Write suitable predicate
1. The lady …………….
Ans: The lady is having red purse.
2. Rachi ………………..
Ans: Rachi likes to eat cake.
3. Our planet………….
Ans: Our planet is blue planet.

9. Try it…..
1. The tiger in the forest ……………
Ans: ?
2. Children …………………
Ans: ?
3. The little birds ………………
Ans: ?

10. Thank you ……