Which sentence is in natural order? A. Are the tomatoes ripe yet? B. Behind the weathered barn was an old car. C. Ask the farmer if he has any corn. D. Do you have any fresh eggs for sale?

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Kamron Meadows

23 July, 20:05

Which sentence is in natural order? A. Are the tomatoes ripe yet? B. Behind the weathered barn was an old car. C. Ask the farmer if he has any corn. D. Do you have any fresh eggs for sale?

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Abbey Harris · Answer 1

The correct answer is: Option D.

Natural order refers when in a sentence the subject comes before the verb.

In Option A, "the tomatoes" are after "are" which is a conjugation of verb "to be".

In Option B, "was" comes before "an old car", again disqualifying the option.

in Option C, is again not a natural order sentence lacking the structure noted above.

Option D, has the subject "you" after the verb "have"