When the subject is, followed by are when the subject is what is.

In general, the subject is in the second person you or the plural is are, and the subject is an uncountable noun, a singular noun or a third person it he she is used

But sometimes, as the 2nd floor says, it is seen as a whole with IS

In fact, the grammar of English is changing all the time, so you don't have to drill into the horns, and you will naturally feel it when you read more.

The two dollars here refer to two dollars for a whole.

1.The subject is, the person or thing that does this thing, for example, ("You are Chinese.") "You" is the subject) A predicate is a statement or explanation of the subject's action or state, indicating "what to do", "what is", or "how".

The position of the predicate is generally after the subject. Mostly use verbs to act. The object is the object of the action and the action, and the recipient of the action.

The object is represented by a noun, pronoun, infinitive, or a word or phrase equivalent to a noun. Of course, it can also be acted by a sentence, called an object clause, so there is not necessarily only one object in a sentence. (ps In ancient Chinese, there are also expressions of object preposition and postposition) (person).

3.A definite is a word, phrase or sentence that modifies or defines a noun or pronoun, and is commonly used in Chinese as '......of' representation. (China).

4.Adverbial is an important modifier of a sentence. The adverbial is another additional component in the predicate, which is attached to the predicate center to modify or limit the predicate center in terms of situation, time, place, manner, condition, object, affirmation, negation, scope and degree.

In different languages, "adverbials" have different functions. Chinese adverbial is a conjunctive component in front of a verb or adjective, which is used to modify and limit the verb or adjective, indicating the state, manner, time, place or degree of action.

5.A complement is a component of the complement structure that supplements and explains the result, degree, tendency, possibility, state, quantity, etc. of the statement. The relationship between complement and statement is between complement and be supplemented, and between explanation and explanation.

Simple present tense.

Sentence: subject + predicate + other.

The "other" after the predicate refers to something other than the subject and the predicate.

Sentence components. For example, object, definite, adverbial, complement.

language and so on. For example: children play football

Sentence structure: subject, predicate, object.

children often play football after school.

Sentence structure: subject, predicate, object, form (time), <

The other is the object of the sentence.

The object is the object of the action, it can be governed by the verb and, in individual cases, by the adjective. The object is generally placed after the transitive verb.

Objects are generally represented by the accusative of nouns and pronouns, nominalized adjectives, numerals, infinitives, prepositional objects, and clauses. If a preposition must be added after the verb to carry an object, this kind of verb is an intransitive verb.

There is also a verb that governs two objects, one indirect object and one direct object. Generally speaking, the indirect object should be placed before the direct object. If the direct object is placed in advance and the indirect object is placed later, a preposition must be added before the indirect object, which is called a prepositional phrase used as an indirect object.

When this kind of sentence becomes passive, the direct object can be changed to the subject of the passive-voice sentence. People are in front, things are behind, no prepositions are used, things are in front, people are behind, prepositions need to be used.

I hope I can help you with your doubts.

Because grammatically speaking, the main components of a sentence in English are the subject and predicate, and the other definite complements, table adverbials, and adverbials are all modifiers and can be omitted. The key to embodying the simple present tense is the predicate.

A predicate is a statement or description of a subject's action state or characteristic, pointing out"What to do"What is this"

The position of the predicate verb is generally after the subject, and it is often used with a verb and an adjective and then used to act as a predicate verb. In English, verbs are mainly divided into two main categories according to their role and function, one is predicate verbs and the other is non-predicate verbs.

This other refers to the supplementary explanation of the sentence and is intended to make the meaning of the sentence more complete and rich. For example, Jonathan usually has lunch at 1pm

Meaning: i play football (i is the subject) (play is the predicate verb) (football is the other).

Generally speaking, the subject and predicate should be followed by the object, so the main reference should be the object, but sometimes the complement is also followed.

The others are the objects in your sentences.

For example. i sing a song.sing is a predicate and a song is an object.

i am a girl.A girl is the object.

The other meanings are the objects in the sentence, the subject-verb-object-definite form complements!

This other can refer to the object, adverbial, definite, and other parts.

Others refer to the object, which can be a noun (boy, student, etc.), pronouns (it, her, etc.), which can act as an object

Simple present tense subject + predicate + other.

Others refer to objects, adverbials, etc.

he works hard.

he often reads english in the morning.

Refers to the form of something being done and the verb must also be done.

Others refer to words such as dad

If the subject is followed by a verb, add the verb directly, instead of am is are

If it is followed by an adjective or a prepositional phrase or something like that, you need to use the be verb, because there must be a verb in a sentence, and there is a be verb if there is no substantive verb

am with me i, is with three singles, he or something. are and you or plural nouns.

If you still have questions, you can ask me, 3, am; is；are both verbs that are be, sold and also verbs (past tense of sell).

i+am she he it (third person singular) +is

you we they (plural) + are

There can only be one predicate in a sentence, which is a verb.

So in the second sentence, if you add the verb be, you have to turn sell into a participle (past participle, present participle).

Hope it helps :d....1, I am am, you are are, is used in him she it, this you should know.

am is are both verbs that are be, and they are also a class of verbs.

But it's not a verb, it's just "is", and there are others, just like the second sentence, sell and sell verbs.

It's not a question of when to follow or when not to follow, it depends on what the sentence means.

After the verb be + adjective adverbial gerund noun, etc., to indicate the state of the ---, this "is" can be translated without translation.

But the specific verb is there. 0, about the question about am is are after the subject.

s still sold it last week.In these two sentences, the subject is followed by is, and the other is directly followed by the verb. When is the subject followed by the subject to be with am is are, when do you need to be dismantled?

The verb be is used in the second person and plural ((we, them, you, etc.). The verb of be is used when the third person is the subject, and the verb of be is used when the first person is the subject, so it can be seen that am, is, and are are all variations of be, which can be summarized as:

I use am, you use are, is followed by she, he, it. The rest of the singular numbers are is, and the opening cover is used for the plural numbers.

If it is in the simple past tense, it is used to be were; If it is in the simple present tense, use am is are.

The phrase is short and sullenThere are.

We are.

they are.

who you are.

what are you doing.

how are you.

as they are; As a matter of fact; In fact; As it is.

are you sure; Are you sure you want to.

who are you.

chances are possible.

where are you going; You go to **.

Here you are giving it to you.

wherever you are; No matter where you are.

how are you doing.

where are you from.

where are you now**.

This mainly depends on what the predicate is, and according to the situation of the predicate, the subject-verb can be inverted when asking a question.

1. When there are am and are in the declarative sentence, it is necessary to advance them, where am should become are

1、i am linda

The question is are you linda?

2. Rent Jane Tomato they are students The question is are they students?

3、he is doing his homework.

The question is, is he doing his homework?

2. When the predicate in a declarative sentence is the original form of the verb, use the verb do and advance. If it is a single three-form, use the verb does and disadvantage in advance.

3、i go to zoo every week.

The question is "do you go to zoo every week?".

The subject is the main part of the whole sentence, and the nouns, pronouns, noun phrases and predicate phrases that can act as the subject can be used as the subject. In the course of the conversation, there are some subjects that Huiyin can omit, and the parties can judge what the omitted subject is from the context. Like, Is the water boiling?

water) boiled. This sentence omits the subject "water".

A predicate is mainly a statement of the subject, and a predicate is generally composed of verbs, adjectives, nouns, verb phrases, adjective phrases, noun phrases, subject-verb phrases, etc. In a sentence, the predicate can also be omitted, for example, whose book is it? (The book is) mine.

The subject "this book" and the predicate "is" are omitted.

The object is the object of the predicate action domination. For example, it is snowing outside again, and snow is the object, the object of "down". The object can also omit the early carrying, for example, will you fix the washing machine? Will repair (washing machine). This sentence omits the object washing machine.

The subject, predicate, and object are the three core elements in a sentence, and one or two of them can be omitted when speaking, but one must be retained as a sentence component, because the preceding feast is a predicative, adverbial, and complement cannot be used as a separate sentence component.