In the given sentence, the simple predicate is "money " whereas, the compound subject is "auditorium" and "improvement". Moreover, the Conjunctions are "Neither" and "nor".
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Describe a simple subject.</h3>
A sentence's simple subject is the main noun or pronoun, but a complete subject includes both the main word and any modifiers. Without any further qualifiers, the basic subject is just who or what is "doing" the verb. Simple Subject Examples: The lightbulb was created by Thomas Edison. The word "invented" is being "done" in this sentence by "Thomas Edison." Or, to put it another way, a simple subject is one in which the sentence's main focus is a single noun. A noun, also known as a person, place, thing, or idea, is the definition of a subject. Every sentence must have a subject and a verb (or predicate). The subject identifies the person or thing who or which is the subject of the sentence.
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