In a simple sentence, which part says what the subject does or what is said about it?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The predicate
- Step 1: Every simple sentence has a part that names who or what it is about. Step 2. The remaining part, built around the verb, says what that subject does or is, and it is called the predicate. Answer: the predicate. Why not the others: The subject names the doer, the object receives the action, and the adverbial gives circumstances such as time or place.
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