What are the meanings of subject, object, predicative and attribute in English?

Attribute is to modify the attribute of the subject or object.

In short, adverbs, articles and adjectives account for the majority.

Predicate is the core of a sentence, indicating the state of action, etc.

Verbs are generally used to argue irrationally to modify predicates.

Generally used to indicate time, place and orientation, such as morning.

Complement generally plays a supplementary role in explaining the subject or object, further explaining or limiting the scope.

For example, some people, she, like singing! Is she here?

Predicate belongs to object, which is not found in Chinese grammar.

When the predicate verb in a sentence is acted as a be verb, the object behind it is called predicate.

Adverbs are used to modify actions, such as quidkly

Adjectives are used to modify nouns and pronouns, such as being tall and lovely.

The subject is the executor of the action, usually the first word of the sentence.

A copula verb is followed by a predicate.

An object is an object modified by a sentence or a goal.