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Edited Thursday, Aug 28
Clause/Simple Sentence: Bankers speak riddles
Subject: Bankers
Predicate: speak riddles
The noun of the clause is Banker, the verb is speak, and the object is riddles.
[Subject] + [Verb] + [Object]
Disgruntled Bankers that haven't ate speak riddles.
Subject: Disgruntled Bankers that haven't ate // Predicate: speak (verb) riddles (object).
For the Subject,
The noun is Bankers, with the addition of modifiers: Disgruntled & haven't ate.
The modifier, "haven't ate", includes a verb: have. Thus, the subject = noun + verb
The subject is a subset of Bankers, that of Bankers who are both disgruntled and haven't ate.