Subject, Verb & Object

1. Subject - A word or a group of words about which something is said is called the Subject of the sentence.
Example:-
                    Ram is a good boy.
                    Cows eat grass.
                    I am teaching English.
                    You can be a scholar.
                    They are reading.
2. Verb - The word which is used to show an action of the subject is called Verb.
Example:-
                   Ram is a good boy.
                   Good students go to school daily.
                    I have a lot of books.
                    We have played cricket  in childhood.
3. Object - A word or a group of words that is affected by the action of the verb is called Object.
Example :-
                   Radha is writing a letter.
                   Ravi and Raju are playing cricket.
                   Sita had a car.
                   We should plant trees.

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