(a)   is the most important constituent of the sentence.

Verb is found in the (a)   of the sentence.

Subject may be (a)   or plural

Verb may be singular or (a)   .

Singular subject agrees with the (a)   verb.

There are (a)   subject pronouns.

The subject pronouns are: I, we, (a)   , he, she, it and they.

Subject pronouns can be used as (a)   of sentences.

Most verbs have (a)   forms of present tense.

The verb ‘be’ has (a)   forms in the present tense.

‘Am’ is used with the subject pronoun ‘ (a)   ’ only.

(a)   nouns are usually written with a capital letter at the beginning.

A (a)   is a group of words which does not give complete meaning.

A phrase containing a ‘noun’ is called a (a)   Phrase.