Which of the following is not a primary sentence pattern for asking questions in English?

A. Helping verb, subject, main verb
B. Subject, action verb, direct object, helping verb
C. Adverb, verb, subject
D. Adjective/pronoun, subject, interrogative verb

my answer is c.

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the answer was wrong. I retake the exam and the answer was c. I just need your help sorry for asking.

sorry (b) is the correct answer.

Answer is option A ONLY......

AS AUXILIARY IS followed by a subject.
A common sense!

Your answer is correct. Option C, "Adverb, verb, subject," is not a primary sentence pattern for asking questions in English.

To determine the correct answer, you need to have an understanding of sentence patterns commonly used in English interrogative sentences. Primary sentence patterns for asking questions typically include the placement of an auxiliary (helping) verb before the subject and main verb in the sentence.

Let's break down the options:

A. Helping verb, subject, main verb - This is a commonly used sentence pattern for asking questions in English. For example: "Do you like pizza?"

B. Subject, action verb, direct object, helping verb - This pattern is not a common way to form interrogative sentences. It resembles a declarative sentence structure, not a question. For example: "She eats an apple."

C. Adverb, verb, subject - This structure is not used for forming questions in English. It resembles a declarative sentence pattern. For example: "Quickly, she ran."

D. Adjective/pronoun, subject, interrogative verb - This pattern, though less common, can be used to form questions. For example: "What time is it?"

Therefore, the correct answer is indeed C.