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Separate the Subject and the Predicate in the following sentence:
A guilty conscience needs no excuse.
  1. Subject: A guilty conscience needs; Predicate: no excuse
  2. Subject: A guilty conscience; Predicate: needs no excuse
  3. Subject: no excuse; Predicate: A guilty conscience needs
  4. Subject: needs no excuse; Predicate: A guilty conscience

A
Subject: no excuse; Predicate: A guilty conscience needs
B
Subject: needs no excuse; Predicate: A guilty conscience
C
Subject: A guilty conscience; Predicate: needs no excuse
D
Subject: A guilty conscience needs; Predicate: no excuse
Solution
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A guilty conscience is being talked about in the sentence, followed by the verb needs, indicating that the former does the work in the sentence. Thus, A guilty conscience is the subject, the rest being the predicate, since it talks about the subject. hence, option A is the correct answer.

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