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4 years ago

Select only the simple subject of the sentence.

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Bess [88]4 years ago

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Timmy Turner

Simple subject is the term used for the single word which is the subject of a verb. A simple subject will often have modifiers before or after it, but, once these are removed, the word left is the simple subject.

Therefore, since he is the subject, he would also be the simple subject.

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