Question

From the given sentences, pick out the subject and predicate.
1. Please come here
2. Will you help me?
3. Deep down the Valley lived a monkey
4. Honesty is the best policy
5. The child enjoyed the boat ride
6. My mother can speak Arabic very well
7. February is the second month of the year
8. Have you met her?
9. Stop right there.

Answer 1

Hint:Each sentence contains two sections: a subject and a predicate.
The subject is the thing that (or whom) the sentence is about, while the predicate enlightens something regarding the subject. In the accompanying sentences, the predicate is encased in supports ({}), while the subject is featured. Ram {runs}.
Ram and his cat {run on the seashore each morning}.

Complete answer:

SUBJECT	PREDICATE
Please come	here
Will you	help me?
Deep down	the Valley lived a monkey
Honesty	is the best policy
The child	enjoyed the boat ride
My mother	can speak Arabic very well
February	is the second month of the year
Have you	met her
Stop	right there

Note:A sentence may have a compound subject - a basic subject comprising of more than one noun or pronoun - as in these models:-
Group flags, rock banners, and family photos covered the kid's room dividers.
Her uncle and she strolled gradually through the Inuit workmanship display and appreciated the ground-breaking figures shown there.
The second sentence above highlights a compound predicate, a predicate that incorporates more than one action word relating to a similar subject (for this situation, "strolled" and "appreciated").