A subject could be a Noun or a Pronoun.
Verb is the doing word, an action that is performed by the subject.
Look at the following sentences, Subjects are marked in yellow and verbs in green:
- She laughed aloud.
- He jumped suddenly.
- The dog barked.
- The cat mewed.
- The crow cawed.
- The bird chirped.
- Ted danced.
- Bulbul cried.
- The child smiled.
Interrogative words in a positive sentence are put at the beginning of a sentence.
Few interrogative words are: Where, Why, Who, When, What
Look at the following examples of positive or affirmative questions:
- Who is sitting?
- Who are you?
- Where is the car?
- What are you eating?
- Who is playing?
- Why are you crying?
- When did he come?
- When is the exam?
- Where is the bathroom?
- Where are you going?
Verbs are not always action words. Helping verbs are also there.
"Is" and "Are" in the above sentences are used as helping verbs.
