The difference between a simple and complete subject is
a. a simple subject is singular and a complete subject is plural.
b. a simple subject is a pronoun and a complete subject is a gerund.
c. a simple subject is the noun or pronoun and a complete subject is the noun plus the words
that describe the noun.
d. a simple subject is the noun plus the words that describe the noun and a complete subject
is the noun or pronoun.
e. a simple subject is a pronoun and a complete subject is a noun.
c
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