This word means 'what the sentence is about'.
What is the subject?
The following description describes this type of clause: 'This has a subject and a predicate but does not make sense by itself.'
What is a dependent clause?
All the words beginning from the verb make up this part of the sentence.
What is predicate?
The following is an example of this type of clause. 'We gathered wood for a fire.'
What is an example of an independent clause?
Read the sentence: 'The cat and dog were sleeping on the rug.' The cat and dog make up the part of this sentence.
What is compound subject?
From the sentence: 'The cat and dog were scratching and biting each other.' '...were scratching and fighting each other' make up this part of the sentence.
What is the compound predicate?
These are examples of two ways to combine independent clauses.
What is a semi-colon or a comma and coordinating conjunction?