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Term: subject of a verb
Description:
In grammar, the subject of a verb is the noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that performs the action described by the verb or that the verb connects to. It is typically the main element in a sentence and indicates what or who the sentence is about.
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Sample Sentences:
- The cat is sleeping on the mat. (noun as subject)
- She plays the guitar beautifully. (pronoun as subject)
- Running every morning keeps him fit. (verb phrase as subject)
- To travel the world is his ultimate dream. (infinitive phrase as subject)
- Being adventurous comes naturally to her. (gerund phrase as subject)
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