alleryStart learning →Which is a complete, grammatical English sentence?
ACat sat on the desk
BMy cat sat on the desk
CMy cat sat on desk
DCat sat on desk
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. My cat sat on the desk
A singular common noun normally needs a determiner, so both nouns here need my or the.
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