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Every sentence has a central focus, a main character, someone or something that the sentence is talking about.
It's a tough job, but our hero, The Subject, loves to be the center of attention, and he uses all of his powers to make sure that the sentence is always about him.
The subject does what the predicate tells him to do.
A sentence must have a subject to be a complete sentence.
SUPER EXAMPLES:
#1)
Mr. Muscles can bench-press a lot.
Who or What can bench press a lot?
The subject as a person: Mr. Muscles
#2)
The capital city is protected.
Who or What is protected?
The subject as a place: The capital city
#3)
The time bomb is ticking.
Who or What is ticking?
The subject as a thing: The time bomb
#4)
Greed is a powerful force.
Who or What is a powerful force?
The subject as a thing (abstract): Greed
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