Is the sentence a bushy tail simple subject?

Let's break down the sentence "a bushy tail" to find the simple subject:

* Simple Subject: The main noun or pronoun that performs the action of the verb.

In the phrase "a bushy tail," there is no verb and no action being performed. It's simply a descriptive phrase.

Therefore, it's not a complete sentence and doesn't have a simple subject.

To make this into a sentence, you would need to add a verb and possibly a complete thought, like:

* "The fox has a bushy tail."

* "A bushy tail swished through the grass."