THE SIMPLE SENTENCE AND ITS PARTS.

1023. A SENTENCE is a thought expressed by means of a verb. The SUBJECT

is that which is spoken of. The PREDICATE is that which is said of the

subject.

1024. A SIMPLE SENTENCE is one which has only one subject and one

predicate.

Thus, #Rhodanus fluit#, _the Rhone flows_, is a simple sentence: the

subject is #Rhodanus# and the predicate is #fluit#.

1025. The sentence may be _declarative_, stating a fact, _exclamatory_,

crying out about something, _interrogative_, asking a question, or

_imperative_, giving a command.

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