Simple and Compound Subjects and Predicates

A sentence may consist of only two words, a substantive (noun or pronoun) and a predicate, verb or verb phrase. However, subjects and predicates usually include other words that explain or complete their meaning. Learn about the simple and compound subjects and predicates.

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[Sportsatheart]

Wow it’s helpfully omg I learned everything from this Thank u for ur hard work✅

[pijushkantimajumdar]

Thanks a lot for the video # but I have query mam, whether a sentence with a compound predicate will be called a simple sentence, or complex? # moreover, in the sentence"David is
intelligent and wise.", is it a compound predicate?

[biplabdey]

Thank you very much to clear my doult . I was confised but you explained so nicely that within one explanation only I understood.

[kalimorales]

thanks, because my teacher doesn't know how to teach!

[kumari_]

Can these two things made more clear as it is not properly explained

[ameikkocotin]

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[imXvinity]

This video helped to practice for my Exam, thank you!

[thepolarproject]

Thank you, this helped even though I already know it lol.

[ocparadise]

This helped me so much because I struggle with these things!

[lomliyh]

Does a singular or plural nouns/pronouns affect the way the subject is determined?

If the sentence is: Some bad kids took the old man's wallet. Does it mean that "bad kids" is the only subject or a simple subject even though it is in a plural form?

And if the sentence is: They went to visit a dog cafe.
Is it only a simple subject?

Thank you in advance! ☆☆☆☆☆