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Can there be multiple complete subjects in a sentence?

No, a sentence can only have one complete subject.

Here's why:

* Subject: The subject of a sentence is the noun or pronoun that performs the action of the verb.

* Complete Subject: This includes the subject and any words that modify or describe it.

Example:

* The playful puppy chased the ball.

* Complete Subject: The playful puppy

* Subject: puppy

In this example, the "puppy" is the subject, and "the playful" modifies it, making "The playful puppy" the complete subject. There's only one complete subject in this sentence.

Note: You can have multiple simple subjects connected by conjunctions, forming a compound subject.

Example:

* The puppy and the cat played together.

* Compound Subject: The puppy and the cat

* Simple Subjects: puppy, cat

While there are two simple subjects, they are joined to form one complete subject, which performs the action of the verb "played."

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