Question

A. Separate subject and predicate in the following sentences.1. The wind is blowing hard.2. Shyam bathed in Ganga yesterday.3. Mother gave me some milk to drink.4.Ramu and Hari played together.5.He will never help your brother.​

Answer 1

The subject of each sentence is who or what the sentence is about. The predicate is what is being said about the subject. I've separated the subject and predicate for each sentence you provided.

Step-by-step explanation:

In grammar, each sentence is composed of a subject, which is what the sentence is about, and a predicate, which is what is being said about the subject. In the sentences you've provided:

1. The wind is the subject and 'is blowing hard' is the predicate.
2. Shyam is the subject and 'bathed in Ganga yesterday' is the predicate.
3. Mother is the subject and 'gave me some milk to drink' is the predicate.
4. Ramu and Hari are the subject and 'played together' is the predicate.
5. He is the subject and 'will never help your brother' is the predicate.

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