Understanding Subject, Predicate, and Object

This video tutorial introduces students to the concepts of subjek, predikat, and objek in Bahasa Indonesia. It explains each component's role in a sentence, providing examples to illustrate how they interact. The subjek is identified as the actor or subject, the predikat as the action or verb, and the objek as the object or noun affected by the action. The video aims to help students understand sentence structure and the relationship between these elements, enhancing their comprehension of Bahasa Indonesia grammar.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Science experiments

• History of Indonesia

• Subject, Predicate, and Object in Indonesian

• Mathematics for Grade 2

In a sentence, what does the subject usually represent?

• The doer or actor

• The place

• The object

• The action

Which of the following is an example of a subject?

• Running

• Doni

• Under the table

• Quickly

What role does the predicate play in a sentence?

• It is a place

• It is the object

• It describes the subject

• It is the action or behavior of the subject

Which of the following is typically a predicate?

• Apple

• Quickly

• Running

• Table

What is an object in a sentence?

• The place

• The receiver of the action

• The doer

• The action

Which of these is an example of an object?

• Quickly

• Doni

• Book

• Running

In the sentence 'Felly brings a notebook', what is the object?

• Felly

• Brings

• Notebook

• A

In the sentence 'Salma eats a strawberry', what is the predicate?

• A

• Strawberry

• Eats

• Salma

What should you remember about the subject, predicate, and object?

• Subject is the receiver, predicate is the place, object is the action

• Subject is the place, predicate is the receiver, object is the doer

• Subject is the doer, predicate is the action, object is the receiver

• Subject is the action, predicate is the doer, object is the place