Sentence structure can be described in the following way: S=Subject. O=Object. V=Verb. There are 6 possible sentence structures: SVO (as English is), SOV (as German is), OSV, OVS, VSO, and VOS. Of these 6 possible sentence structures, which one has never been found to exist?
- OVS
- None of these. All 6 have been found.
- OSV
- VOS
Answer
The correct answer is B) None of these. All 6 have been found..
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