In general, a noun forms the subject of a clause. However, there are other possibilities. This section will provide an overview of what can form the subject of a clause. A noun or a pronoun. We may recall that the nouns can be of different types, such as proper nouns,...
In general, the subject of a clause is the performer of the action described in the clause (the verb denotes an action, such as eat, run, and write) or the topic of the clause (if the main verb is stative/linking, such as am, seem, and look). Let’s look at some...
