The correct answer is: C) Sasha moved Gary's chair
Why does this interconnect with the question more then the rest?
- According to the noun/verb/noun/noun
- the first noun is Sasha and then comes the verb which is moved followed by two more nouns which are Gary's chair.
What is the Noun+verb+noun+noun rule?
- A sentence structure of noun+verb+noun+noun is very common in English.
- Typically, the first noun is the subject of the sentence and the second noun is a direct object of the verb.
- Everyday sentences usually have an adjective or determiner before the direct object.
- So to have a noun+verb+noun+noun sentence, we usually must use a proper, plural or uncountable noun as the object.
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