Is the subject a noun? Is the predicate a verb or a noun? Is the object a verb or a noun? What is the predicate object? Give me an example

Is the subject a noun? Is the predicate a verb or a noun? Is the object a verb or a noun? What is the predicate object? Give me an example

Girls are playing games over there. We always finish home before super. He likes you. Tom is learning English

Is the subject of so + predicate + subject a noun or a pronoun?

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So is Lucy
So is she
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What number does the predicate verb use?

It depends on the situation: 1. The two nouns connected by and are independent subjects. When they are subjects, the predicate verb is plural Mr.Smith Mr. Smith and his friend Jim are going to visit the Great Wall tomorrow

What other things would you like to eat for dinner
What____ do you____ to eat for dinner?

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What would John like to eat for lunch

What will John have for lunch?

What size would you like?

What size do you choose?

What would you like something to eat?
Is that right?

Would you like something to eat?

What would you like

I like a cup of coffee, a piece of bread, or I like a cup of juice, a piece of sandwich

For, what, eat, you, like, would, to, lunch

What would you like to eat for lunch

What would you like to drink

what do you want to drink