Asked by Michael

What is the complete subject in the sentence: Every year, blackbirds and blue jays migrate south? Is there a simple way to know the complete subject? Would it be everything before the verb, migrate?
Answered by Writeacher
Normally, you could say that the complete subject is everything before the verb, but in this sentence, there's an introductory phrase that is adverbial, modifying the verb.

What do you think the complete subject is?
Answered by Michael
black birds and blue jays
Answered by Writeacher
Yes, that's right.
Answered by Michael
Thank you!
Answered by Writeacher
YW!! =)
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