subjects to know

Every subordinate clause must have a subject.

In the sentence, "Paul, get out of here.", the word "Paul" is the subject.

The subject of a sentence must come before the verb.

The subject of a sentence can never be in a participial phrase or an appositive phrase.

Guyette had how many behavior problems to deal with at the Snowball Dance?

The subject of a sentence can never be in a prepositional phrase.

It is possible for the subject to be the last word in a sentence.

An infinitive can be the subject of a sentence.

Who is the greatest baseball player in De Pere history?

Guyette went out for Valentine's Day lunch where?

"Here" and "there" can be the subject of a sentence, but only when they are the first word.

Each sentence must have the same number of subjects and verbs.

The sentence "I did not know you were tired." has how many subjects?

The sentence "Go." has a subject.

How many cans of Dr Pepper does Paul Reel drink per day?

The sentence "I did not know you were tired." has how many verbs?

A gerund phrase can be the subject of a sentence.

Amount of time Guyette spent at Snowball wishing someone from his grammar class was there to talk to.

Who in this class has caught a 46-inch muskie?

Every sentence must have a subject.