Vocabulary and Grammar. Which sentence contains three common nouns?

A. She has never upset an object or as much as brushed a magazine onto the floor.

B. They made a romantic pair all right, especially in the blindfold sequence.

C. They bought their tickets and surrendered them in anticipation.

D. The White Arabians of Ali-Khazar rose on their hind legs and waltzed.

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Roderick Newman

13 September, 22:09

Vocabulary and Grammar. Which sentence contains three common nouns?

A. She has never upset an object or as much as brushed a magazine onto the floor.

B. They made a romantic pair all right, especially in the blindfold sequence.

C. They bought their tickets and surrendered them in anticipation.

D. The White Arabians of Ali-Khazar rose on their hind legs and waltzed.

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Rigoberto Pittman · Answer 1

A common noun is defined as a noun describing a class of a certain object or concept. In other words, it is the general name of a person, thing, animal, idea, place or event. The sentence that contains three common nouns is option A. She has never upset an object or as much as brushed a magazine onto the floor.