The video tutorial explains the concepts of subject and predicate in sentence structure. It provides examples to identify subjects and predicates using questions like 'who' and 'what'. The tutorial covers different types of subjects, including simple, compound, elliptical, and indeterminate subjects. It also discusses types of predicates, such as verbal, nominal, and verbo-nominal predicates. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What is the role of the subject in a sentence?

• It describes the object.

• It provides the action.

• It is the theme to which information refers.

• It connects clauses.

In the sentence 'The light entered through the window,' what is the predicate?

• The light

• Entered through the window

• The window

• Through the window

What type of subject is present in the sentence 'Pedro traveled to the coast'?

• Indeterminate subject

• Compound subject

• Implicit subject

• Simple subject

Which of the following sentences contains a compound subject?

• We learned to read.

• He arrived late.

• Father and son had lunch together.

• Pedro traveled to the coast.

What is an implicit subject also known as?

• Compound subject

• Elliptical subject

• Simple subject

• Indeterminate subject

In the sentence 'Tati ran,' what type of predicate is present?

• Verbo-nominal predicate

• Verbal predicate

• Compound predicate

• Nominal predicate

Which sentence contains a nominal predicate?

• Juliana opened an unexpected gift.

• The athlete kicked.

• The boy seemed happy.

• Pedro arrived tired.

What type of predicate is in the sentence 'Pedro arrived tired'?

• Compound predicate

• Verbo-nominal predicate

• Verbal predicate

• Nominal predicate

In the sentence 'Juliana opened an unexpected gift,' what is the predicative of the object?

• Juliana

• Opened

• Gift

• Unexpected

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