Types of Subjects and Predicates in English || Parts of a sentence

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This lesson helps us understand what a subject and a predicate are, and different types of subjects and predicates in English.
Here are some of the things Ashish teaches us in the video:
What is a subject?
Types of subjects: simple subject, compound subject, and complete subject
Types of predicates: simple predicate, compound predicate, and complete predicate
What can be a subject?
What can be a predicate?
What the video until the end to master the topic and step up your English game.
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46:25,sir in the fisrt sentence is genius a direct or indirect object?

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46:25,sir in the fisrt sentence is genius a direct or indirect object?

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'A genius' is the object complement here.