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Subjects are made of more than one word?

Yes, subjects can be made of more than one word. Here's why:

* Simple Subjects: The most basic subject is a single noun or pronoun. Examples:

* Cat sat on the mat.

* She went to the store.

* Compound Subjects: Two or more simple subjects joined by a conjunction (and, or, but) make a compound subject. Examples:

* Cats and dogs are great pets.

* He or she will be chosen for the role.

* Subject Phrases: A subject can also be a phrase that functions as a noun. This often includes a noun followed by modifiers. Examples:

* The big, red ball bounced down the street.

* The girl with the blue dress smiled at me.

Let me know if you have any other questions about subjects in grammar!

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