The definition

Subject is a noun, pronoun, adjective, or another construction (acting as nounatau adjective) following verbs of being or linking verb and serves to explain or refer to the subject of the sentence.

Subject complement is divided into three, namely: predicate adjective (subjects connected with the adjective), predicate noun (subject associated with the noun), and predicate pronoun (subject connected with the pronoun).

Verb (verb) is a function word to indicate darisubject actions, events or circumstances indicate. Verb is one of the eight parts of speech.

English verbs are not always simple shape (one word), but may be the result of a combination of phrases with the particle ~ phrasal verb (get in, make-up, read over).

Complement is a noun, pronoun, adjective or other construction that act as noun or adjective that serves describe or refer to the direct object (DO). Only transitive verb can have a complement object. In addition to explaining the object of the verb, this object can also follow the object of the preposition.

Modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that functions as an adjective or adverb that describes another word or group of words.

As Adjective and Adverb

When functioning as an adjective (can be a simple adjective, adjective phrase, adjective clause, participle, or infinitive), explained noun modifier. Meanwhile, when functioning sebagaiadverb (can be simple adverb, adverb phrase, adverb clause, prepositional phrases, infinitive), this word describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb

Subject

·          Mr. Mamat was a great headmaster.

·          These are yours.

·          The noodle tasted delicious

·          My favorite activities are shopping and traveling.

·          His dream is to win.

Verb

·         The boy kicked the ball

·         Cheryl often sneezes while cleaning

·         She is young and beautiful

·         I had my house renovated last week

·         My boss paid me two thousand dollars.

Modifier

·         That lady is very beautiful.

·         She found a letter put on my bag.

·         She swims so beautifully.

·         The book that he has read is very interesting.

·         When you went to the grocery, he came.

Subject verb agreement simply means the subject and verb must agree in number. This means both need to be singular or both need to be plural.

My dog always growls at the postal carrier.

a)  Basketballs roll across the floor.

b)  I don’t understand the assignment.

c)  These clothes are too small for me.

d)  Peter doesn’t like vegetables.