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Which sentence shows normal subject/verb order?

A. I'm going to the mall.
B. To the mall going I'm.
C. Going to the mall I'm.

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Final answer:

The sentence 'I'm going to the mall.' demonstrates normal subject/verb order in English grammar.


Explanation:

The sentence 'I'm going to the mall.' shows normal subject/verb order. In English grammar, the standard word order is Subject-Verb-Object (SVO), making 'I' the subject and 'going' the verb. In contrast, 'To the mall going I'm.' and 'Going to the mall I'm.' have reversed word order, deviating from the typical structure.


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Heather

Answer: A. I'm going to the mall.

Explanation:

In normal subject/verb order, the subject is placed before the verb.

      ✓ A. I'm going to the mall.

             ➜ This is correct.

      ✗ B. To the mall going I'm.

             ➜ "To the mall going" isn't the subject.

      ✗ C. Going to the mall I'm.

             ➜ "Going to the mall" is our verb.

This tells us that the correct answer is option A, I'm going to the mall.. "I'm" is our subject and "going to" is our verb.

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