From Latin subiectus, a subject is a unnamed person . The concept is used when the name of the person or when you don't want to testify about who you are talking about. For example: "The subject entered through the back door of the premises and threatened those present with a firearm", "That guy does not wake me up in the least confidence", "Officer, you have to help me: that guy in a white shirt stole my wallet".
Subject is also an adjective that allows describing the exposition to something or someone: “The discount is subject to the terms and conditions of the contract”, "Yesterday I quit my job so I am no longer subject to your orders". On the other hand, subject is the clamping action and effect (affirm or contain something by force): "The roof is only supported by two precarious columns", "The dog was held by a chain and, although he got loose, his freedom lasted only a few hours".
For the grammar , the subject is the noun, pronoun or noun phrase that fulfills a sentence function in obligatory agreement of person and number with the verb. In other words, the subject is who performs the action of the sentence . In a sentence like "Juan is a great pianist", the subject is "Juan", Meanwhile in "The thick grove transported us to a fantasy world" the subject is "The thick grove".
He tacit subject, which is also known as omitted or implicit, does not enjoy representation in prayer, but is implied by certain elements of the context. In other words, its presence is not necessary since the rest of the words and the information previously provided to the reader or interlocutor is sufficient for him to understand who is being talked about.
In our language, the absence of the subject is not usually a cause for confusion, since we have complex conjugations verbal, usually different for each person. However, some times, such as the Past Imperfect and the Plusperfect, make understanding difficult, as can be seen in the following example: "I ate an apple". At first glance, it can be both the first person of the singular (me) and the third person (he or she), and even the courtesy form "you". To correctly understand this sentence, therefore, more contextual information is necessary.
There is, in turn, a classification that groups certain tacit subjects and calls them undetermined. It is used when the person responsible for the action It cannot be identified, either because there is an interest in keeping it incognito or because there is not enough data to know who it is. In the sentence "They docked the mall"For example, the name or names of those responsible cannot always be specified; in addition, the third plural person of the verb is used to contemplate the possibility of a group attack, and not knowing that there was more than one assailant.
In the field of philosophy , the subject is the being of which something is preached or announced. He philosophical subject He acts according to his own decision and will and is the protagonist of his actions; on the other hand, it is in a position to distinguish reality as an object beyond its subjective knowledge.
Subject, finally, is the subject or subject about which one writes or speaks . This meaning is not common in everyday speech, an area in which terms such as theme or question. It is interesting to note that in English there is a similar term of use (subject), whose writing makes it clear that it has the same root Latin Curiously, subject It is used as a synonym for subject or topic even today, as we can all see in the email boxes.
