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Can a simple subject be two words?

Yes, a simple subject can be two words. Here's why:

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

* Compound Subject: Two or more nouns or pronouns joined by a conjunction (like "and", "or", "but") that act as a single subject.

Example:

* The big dog barked loudly.

* "The big dog" is the simple subject, even though it's two words.

Here are some other examples:

* My best friend loves to play soccer.

* The bright red car zoomed past us.

It's important to remember that the subject must be a single unit, even if it's comprised of multiple words.

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