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English word order English has a relatively-strict word order of SVO (subject verb object). In general this cannot be breached by a simple declarative, except in a couple of cas…

English word order English has a relatively-strict word order of SVO (subject verb object). In general this cannot be breached by a simple declarative, except in a couple of cas…
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English word order English has a relatively-strict word order of SVO (subject verb object). In general this cannot be breached by a simple declarative, except in a couple of cases involving pronouns.

a. True
b. False

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true , hope this helps
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User Tew
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true

Step-by-step explanation:

im correct

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