The following sentences are subject and predicate: attributive, adverbial, parenthesis and so on are best!

1) I (subject) think (predicate) (followed by an object clause) what I've been struck by (subject of object clause) is (copula) how these numbers basically (slogan) (followed by the predicate and object of complex sentences) Look like the other receptions. we've had in the postwar period.

2) I think (followed by the object clause) that we are at a point right now (adverbial of time in the object clause) where productivity (adverbial of place in the object clause) has been increased (predicate in the object clause) so much (adverbial of degree in the object clause) (followed by That for output to continue (both with to are adverbials of purpose) to grow, we will be seeing increases in hiring.

If you don't have language comprehension (language sense), it's complicated to analyze sentence structure mechanically. These are the most basic language skills.