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In the sentence "Mary caught a frog," the common noun serves as A. the subject of the sentence. B. the predicate of the sentence. C. both subject and object. D. the ob…

In the sentence "Mary caught a frog," the common noun serves as A. the subject of the sentence. B. the predicate of the sentence. C. both subject and object. D. the ob…
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In the sentence "Mary caught a frog," the common noun serves as

A. the subject of the sentence.
B. the predicate of the sentence.
C. both subject and object.
D. the object of the sentence.

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The correct answer is D. the object of the sentence.

The common noun is "frog" while "Mary", the other possible noun, is a proper noun.
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