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Answer: People in the future
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Explanation:
<em>'Posterity'</em> is a noun meaning <em>future generations</em>, and especially the <em>descendants of a person</em>. We might use this term for our children, great-great grandchildren, or, generally, anyone born after us. This word comes from the Latin word '<em>posterus'</em>, meaning <em>coming after, following</em>. The word is also frequently used in law, as a legal term that refers to the offspring of a person (when determining who is entitled to inherit something).
The subject of a sentence is the person or thing that is doing the action. Often it comes first in a sentence. A simple subject is only the person or thing. A complete subject is the person or thing that is doing the action plus any modifiers (a, an, the, and other adjectives for example)
EXAMPLE: The fuzzy dog ate his dinner.
The simple subject is: dog
The complete subject is: The fuzzy dog. (The and dog describe/modify dog.)
The simple subject in the question is Taylor, Kevin, and Brenda.
Since there are three parts to the subject (each of the three people) it is also considered to be a compound subject.
A non-count noun is one the cannot be made plural.
The non-count noun in this sentence is rain.
