Question

As it sailed south, Lord Nelson's great ship, Victory, met the Spanish fleet near Trafalgar.

The simple subject of the sentence is
A. fleet.
B. ship.
C. Lord Nelson.
D. south.

Answer 1

@RedStealth29 @airjordan200 @Anaise

Answer 2

It's B im pretty sure.

Answer 3

Explain why, it is ship because it is nor a pronoun, or it doesn't have a specific name.

Answer 4

Although, I don't think it is B

Answer 5

the simple subject is the main word that describes it all

Answer 6

me niether

Answer 7

As reviewing the sentence, it is B. I was talking to @RedStealth29

Answer 8

Because it is Lord Nelson's ship, and it mentions its name, and the ship is sailing south. Also, the ship is the one meeting the fleet.

Answer 9

But you just said you didn't think it was B.



Also, from the narrator's perspective, you could tell :-)

Answer 10

That's where my evidence came from, the narrator. I just forgot to add resasoning because i was rushing to do something for my parents :P

Answer 11

Understood, I gave you a medal.

Answer 12

thank you guys

Answer 13

Thanks for the medals @danysanchy97 and @Anaise !

Answer 14

and ur welcome :)

Answer 15

np