Sentences With Verb, Subject, Predicate And Article

Sentences are a set of words that express a complete idea, it is a grammatical unit that is structured by two main components: subject and predicate. Let's explain below what each component of the sentence consists of:

1. Subject

The subject is a word or set of words that are the referent of the predicate: the subject has the function of performing, causing or suffering the verbal action, so that answers the question who?:

• “you guys they waste a lot of water ”: the subject is your, answer the question Who waste?

The subject can be a noun or pronoun that sometimes goes determined by a Article(the, the, the, the, one, one, one, one) or an adjective. It can also be complemented by an adjective or phrase. For example:

• “The (Article) dog barked at intruders ”: the subject the dog is formed by the noun dog and the article the, that determines it.

2. Predicate

The predicateis the part of the sentence that tells us something about the subject, except in impersonal sentences, which lack a subject:

• "Mario
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  distribute your products online”: The predicate distribute your products online informs us of an action (distribute) carried out by the subject

The central element of the predicate o predicate core is a conjugated verb, which agrees in person and number with the subject:

• "Her It seems happy ”: the core of the predicate is the verb It seems, which is consistent with the subject

3. Verbs and articles

As for verbs and articles, they are classes of words that we can find both in the subject and in the predicate:

• The Article will always determine a noun. For example: "The trees give a great shade" (the article the determines trees; Article a, in shade).
• The verb can have two main functions: the predicate core (the main verb of the sentence) and subject (in the case of verbs in infinitive). For example me I'm very happy ”(the verb I'm is the core of the predicate); “Succeedit was question of time ”(the verb succeed is the subject and the verb it was is the core of the predicate).

• Continue reading: Sentences with nouns and adjectives

100 Sentences with verb, subject, predicate and article:

In each of the following examples, the subject is underlined Y the predicate is highlighted in bold. Also, in parentheses you specify what are the verbs (v.) and the articles (art.):

1. ¡you guys (subject) close (v.) the (art.) door (predicate)!
2. The volume (subject) was (v.) fairly tall.
3. Adelabathes (v.) on the (art.) Beach.
4. The (art.) agentfind out (v.) what happened (v.).
5. The (art.) my niece's babywas born (v.) Yesterday.
6. A (art.) babyshe cried (v.) All night long.
7. The (art.) Paco's horse it is (v.) very meek.
8. The (art.) Red carruns (v.) quickly in the (art.) highway.
9. The (art.) young guyIt can (v.) to sleep (v.)
10. The (art.) costthis (v.) very high 
11. The (art.) stereosounds (v.) very well 
12. The (art.) excess spicinessproduces (v.) gastritis 
13. The (art.) jarhave (v.) a (art.) medicine 
14. The (art.) catI used to eat (v.) a (art.) special food 
15. The (art.) catmy neighbor meows (v.) all the (art.) day.
16. The (art.) catthis (v.) sad 
17. The (art.) black cat it is (v.) very big.
18. The (art.) vegetable patchhave (v.) land 
19. The (art.) horse rider he left (v.) to ride (v.) today 
20. The (art.) younghave (v.) the (art.) peter pan syndrome 
21. The (art.) Lionthis (v.) sleeping (v.)
22. The (art.) lionessjump (v.) on its prey 
23. A (art.) doctorhe told me (v.) all the (art.) truth.
24. The (art.) afraidinvade (v.) my body 
25. The (art.) young guy have (v.) what to sleep (v.) early 
26. The (art.) worldthis (v.) overcrowdedby (art.) people
27. The (art.) boylearned (v.) some (art.) new games today
28. A (art.) little girldrew (v.) flowers in a (art.) notebook 
29. The (art.) number of unemployedhas grown (v.) in the (art.) last years.

1. The (art.) payment of the (art.) lightthis (v.) very high 
2. The (art.) dogsleep(v.) under the (art.) tree 
3. The (art.) dogsick (v.) for not putting (v.) a vaccine 
4. The (art.) cousinhe ate (v.) the (art.) food 
5. The (art.) producermarked (v.) the (art.) scenes from the (art.) movie one after another 
6. The (art.) teacherExplain (v.) how to write (v.) a (art.) test 
7. The (art.) professor Miguelteaches (v.) math in a very easy way 
8. The (art.) teacheralways explain (v.) very well (art.) lessons
9. The (art.) Mr. Miguelit is (v.) a (art.)  gentleman in all (art.) extension of the (art.)
10. The (art.) boyhave (v.) a lot of hair 
11. The (art.) neighbourhit (v.) a (art.) car parked in front of your house
12. The (art.) Mrs. Marceladrive (v.) a (art.) black car
13. The (art.) miss comes (v.) very tired; should (v.) to work (v.) less
14. The (art.) musiciansgo (v.) to touch (v.) on the (art.) townthe (art.) next month 
15. The (art.) brown walletthis (v.) Almost empty 
16. The (art.) black bed this (v.) very soft
17. The (art.) songit reaches me (v.) to the heart 
18. The (art.) singerjazz has (v.) very good voice 
19. The (art.) Scraphinders (v.) a lot of 
20. The (art.) computerit is (v.) very fast 
21. The (art.) spoonhave (v.) a (art.) food stain 
22. The (art.) statuethis (v.) made of salt 
23. The (art.) faith it is (v.) how to climb (v.) a (art.) steep slope 
24. The (art.) chickenput (v.) 80 eggs this month 
25. The (art.) cathave (v.) the (art.) black hair 
26. The (art.) chocolate milkknows (v.) very rich.
27. The (art.) mother Rositawants (v.) paint (v.) the (art.) convent.
28. The (art.) bagthis (v.) full of clothes 
29. The (art.) Juliet's momit is (v.) a (art.) very goodperson
30. The (art.) tidethis (v.) high today.
31. The (art.) womanfell silent (v.) upon meeting him 
32. The (art.) wristthis (v.) broken and ugly 
33. The (art.) musicI don't like very tall (v.)
34. The (art.) little girlI used to eat (v.) fruit in the (art.) Park 
35. The (art.) little girlfinished (v.) your homework quickly.
36. The (art.) moviethis (v.) dubbed (v.) to the (art.) Spanish 
37. The (art.) professorlet (v.) some homework (art.) 100 math facts 
38. The (art.) featherwrite (v.) blue 
39. The (art.) last weekwe had (v.) a (art.) difficult english exam 
40. The (art.) Mrs. Josefinaguise (v.) very rich.
41. The (art.) Mslied (v.) again 
42. The (art.) pasta soupknows (v.) very rich.
43. The (art.) Carmen's neighborthis (v.) selling (v.) a (art.) homeon the (art.) Beach
44. The (art.) lolita life it is (v.) very dramatic
45. The (art.) lifetime it goes (v.) as the (art.) late 
46. The (art.) antsthey walk (v.) in order by (art.) yard 
47. The (art.) may morningsThey are (v.) very hot in this city.
48. The (art.) nunsthey prepared (v.) nails (art.) cookies to sell (v.) by (art.) afternoon 
49. The (art.) plantsthey live (v.) a lot of 
50. The (art.) black scissorshave (v.) little edge 
51. The (art.) Summer Vacationis it so (v.) very close.
52. The (art.) studentsthey study (v.) a (art.) Foreign language 
53. The (art.) my brother's friendsThey are (v.) very fun
54. The (art.) rabbitsdrank (v.) the (art.) stream water 
55. The (art.) contemporaries They are (v.) mexican writers 
56. The (art.) fingersthey play the (art.) piano 
57. The (art.) migrantscome in (v.) To united states 
58. The (art.) kidsis it so (v.) training all the (art.) day 
59. The (art.) kidsmake (v.) noisy 
60. The (art.) kidsthey play(v.) in the park 
61. The (art.) kidsneed (v.) to go (v.) to (art.) school to learn (v.) many things
62. The (art.) kidsbreak (v.) the (art.) piñata 
63. The (art.) stray dogsThey are (v.) a social problem
64. The (art.) dogsis it so (v.) little ones 
65. The (art.) cops from my citythey fulfilled (v.) with her work during the (art.) assault very efficiently 
66. The (art.) soldiershelp (v.) to (art.) disaster population 
67. The (art.) verbsThey are (v.) to express (v.) a (art.) action
68. Methe (art.) Friday I'm going (v.) nails on (art.) friendsto take (v.) coffee for the (art.) late.
69. The (art.) Red shoesis it so (v.) very cute.
70. Live (v.) the (art.) lifetimeshe is not (v.) complicated 
71. U.S (v.) we're done nowto read (v.) the (art.) book 

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