Usages of subjekt
Profesorica kaže da je u rečenici "Ana čita" subjekt Ana, a predikat čita.
The professor says that in the sentence “Ana reads,” the subject is Ana and the predicate is reads.
U drugoj rečenici subjekt nije izrečen, ali se predikat lako prepoznaje.
In the second sentence, the subject is not expressed, but the predicate is easy to recognize.
U uputama je naglašeno da se na kraju mora provjeriti svaki subjekt i svaki predikat.
It is emphasized in the instructions that in the end every subject and every predicate must be checked.
Možete li mi, molim vas, još jednom objasniti zašto je u toj rečenici subjekt izostavljen, a predikat ostaje u jednini?
Could you please explain to me once again why in that sentence the subject is omitted, while the predicate remains in the singular?
U ovoj rečenici subjekt je izrečen, pa je značenje jasnije.
In this sentence the subject is expressed, so the meaning is clearer.
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