What is the noun in this sentence?

Answer 1

The verb describes what happens or what is done.

'The cat sat on the mat.'

'The boy ate the sandwich.'

'They are swimming.'

'We will go into town tomorrow.'

Answer 2

Basically, the verb is the "action word." A complete sentence tells us what something (the "subject") is doing, will do, or has done (the "verb"). In each of the following sentences, "Jack" is the subject, and "play" or one of its tenses is the verb.

Jack plays soccer; Jack played soccer; Jack is playing soccer; Jack will play soccer.

Note that the third and forth sentences use forms of the "to be" verb ("is" and "will") with a form of "play."

Answer 3

The verb is 'is'.

From the verb 'to be'.

I am

You are

They are

He /She is

Answer 4

There are two nouns in the sentence:

1. noun

2. sentence

Answer 5

The sentence structure is Subject and Predicate. The predicate contains the verb.

Answer 6

Every sentence requires a verb. A common example would be, "He walked the dog." The verb in that sentence would be "walked" because that is the action being done by the subject, "He".

Answer 7

The verb in this sentence is 'is'.

Answer 8

Michelle and Sarah always played with the puppy all day

Answer 9

The verb in the question is "is"

Answer 10

It is the action.