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In literature, what is a subject?
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In literature, what is a subject?
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The subject is apart of every sentence that informs the reader to what the sentence is about; it always contains the main noun or noun phrase
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would basically be some sort of topic telling what the story, sentence, or saying is talking about.
Hope this helps.!
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