Literary nonfiction<span> can read like a story and has the story elements of characters, setting and plot. ... A </span>biography<span> is a story of a person's life written by another person. The subject of the </span>biography<span> is the person whose story is being told and the biographer is the person writing the story.</span>
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The subject of a sentence is who/what the sentence is about.
In the case of action verbs, it's the one doing the action. (the <u>dog</u> barks)
In the case of linking verbs, it's the one being described. (the <u>cat</u> is nice)
In our sentence, <em>"the big blue boat sailed across the lake</em><em>,"</em> the subject is the big blue boat. When we provide the simple subject, we don't include any modifiers; it would just be A. boat.
Https://youtu.be/ub82Xb1C8os this video here explains it better
