When we make a sentence -
(1) We name some person or thing ; and
(2) say something about that person or thing .
In other words , we must have a 'subject' to speak about and we must say or 'predicate' something about that subject.
Hence every subject has two parts -
(1) The part which names the person or thing we are speaking about . This is called the 'Subject' of the sentence .
(2) The part which tells something about the subject . This is called the 'Predicate' of the sentence ....
The Subject of a sentence usually comes first , but occasionally it is put after the Predicate ; as ,
......... Down went the Royal George
........... Sweet are the uses of adversity.
In Imperative sentences the Subject is left out ; as ,
.......... Sit down [ Here the Subject 'you' is understood .]
........... Thank him. [ Here too the Subject 'you' understood.]
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