What would be the prepositional phrase, subject, and verb phrase in this sentence?

The gift was from John and his sister.

Let me point out first that I am far from an English major and you should use additional resources but this is the way I see it.
subject--gift
verb--was
prepositional phrase--from John and his sister

DrBob222 is exactly right.

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I THINK THE VERB IS.... FROM.. THE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE IS... JOHN AND HIS SISTER.. AND THE SUBJECT IS.. THE GIFT.

the verb and subject of this sentence

We take our vacation in July and August.

seni seviyorum

Actually, the verb in the sentence is "was," which is a linking verb. The subject is "gift," and the prepositional phrase is "from John and his sister." It's important to identify the verb correctly, as it helps determine the structure of the sentence.