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Archan Mishra asked Jul 22, 2023

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When a sentence has more than one subject, they're called?

Complex subjects
Multiple subjects
Simple subjects
Compound subjects

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The answer is compound subjects, that is when a sentence has more than one subject.

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It is called Compound Subjects when a sentence has more than one subject.

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