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Which of the following sentences uses reverse subject/verb order?
(Hint: reverse subject/verb order means the verb comes before the subject.)

A. Of your adversary, the servants were here.
B. Here were the servants of your adversary.
C. The servants of your adversary were here.



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Final answer:

Reverse subject/verb order refers to when the verb precedes the subject in a sentence, as shown in the example provided.


Explanation:

Reverse subject/verb order in a sentence occurs when the verb comes before the subject. An example of this is 'Here were the servants of your adversary.'


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