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Dogs at the animal shelter wait for a good home. What is the subject and verb in this sentence
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Dogs at the animal shelter wait for a good home. What is the subject and verb in this sentence

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The subject is "Dogs at the animal shelter". The verb in the sentence is "wait". if you need to know what the predicate is, it is "wait for a good home".
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subject: Dogs at the animal shelter
verb: wait

The subject is usually everything before the verb. the verb is the action that is happening, in this case, the dogs are waiting.
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