A simple subject<span> and a </span>simple predicate<span>. The </span>simple subject<span> of a sentence is the main word in the complete </span>subject<span>.</span>
<span>Consumerism would be least likely to appear in that speech. A speech promoting astronauts is likely to talk about the admirable qualities of an astronaut, and courage, honor, and duty all exemplify those qualities. However, consumerism refers to the promotion of consumer (or buyer) interests and has little to do with astronauts or supporting them.</span>
What does this mean. I’m confused
