Examples of using "Sujeto" in a sentence and their english translations:
It impacts on the subject.
subject to the year 94
I'm a good person.
That guy annoys me.
He is an unpleasant fellow.
Tom is a lovable guy.
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- It's open to interpretation.
- It is subject to interpretation.
That will be the subject of future research.
Tom sounds like a great guy.
That guy is just exploiting you.
The policeman is going after the man.
All the languages are subject to variations.
Tom is a really nice guy.
This guy is so lazy!
I feel bad for that guy.
He's a completely harmless person.
They fell in love with the same guy.
Tom is the guy with the beard.
Look for a bald and sweaty guy.
My hand hurts when I hold something.
A subject is missing in the relative clause.
In French, the subject is rarely omitted.
those the subject deems hard to acquire,
He is definitely not a bad person.
This sentence has a predicate but no subject.
Do you really believe that this guy is a magician?
isn't subject to the Social Security tax.
if you want me to shoot a subject you want
Eventually the cruel man was sentenced to jail.
The arrangements are subject to change without notice.
A sentence normally has a subject and a verb.
The cruel man beat the dog with a whip.
This guy sitting next to me on the train stinks!
Practically every guy in the bar was looking at Mary.
In Basque, the active subject should have an ergative case marker.
We've set the meeting tentatively for Monday. It's subject to change.
Warning, the guy in front of you is a certified nutter!
That guy is totally nuts!
You needn't have helped him with his work.
Man is the only animal subject to becoming an imbecile.
The policeman is going after the man.
Some English speakers think that omission of the subject does not occur in their language, however, the subject of phrases like "thank you" or "bless you" is omitted.
They made a robot that mimics the movement of the subject’s hands with a mechanical
If you can translate the subject and object then after that it isn't so difficult.
Tom is the guy who hit Mary.
That guy is completely nuts!
He's quite an odd bloke, but over time you get to know him and appreciate him.
I got along so well with the guy sitting next to me at the pub that we ended up drinking together till dawn.
Far from being but the object of their ambiguous relation, Mary was the subject of all Tom's attention.
My friend is a great guy but he is so shy. You can't imagine how difficult it is for him to start a conversation with a stranger.
The "subject" is the person or object to carry out the action in the sentence. Transformed to Japanese it would be the part that end in "wa" or "ga".
Subject and object are only one. The barrier between them cannot be said to have broken down as a result of recent experience in the physical sciences, for this barrier does not exist.
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy has a screw loose!
- He has bats in the belfry.