unscramble the words in the following sentence to write sensible sentences : underline common noun
the was about One an West old outlaw film in.
One film was about an outlaw in the old West.
What are the two common nouns?
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chicken wings are awesome.question do chickens have lips.
time,year and people.
To unscramble the words in the given sentence "The One was an old West outlaw film about common noun in," we need to rearrange them in a logical order to form sensible sentences. Here is one possible arrangement:
"One film was about an old West outlaw in the common noun."
To unscramble the words, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify any punctuation marks in the sentence and place them in their correct positions. In this case, there are no punctuation marks, so we can skip this step.
2. Look for any capitalized words in the sentence and try to identify them as the starting point of a sentence. In this case, the capitalization of "One" suggests that it could be the beginning of a sentence.
3. Identify commonly used words and structures in the sentence, such as articles (a, an, the) or prepositions (in, on, about), and try to place them in their appropriate positions. In this case, we can place the article "the" at the beginning of the sentence and "an" before "old West outlaw."
4. Consider the overall structure and grammar of the sentence to ensure it makes sense. Rearrange the words accordingly until a coherent sentence is formed. Don't forget to include any missing articles or other grammatical elements.
Remember, unscrambling words requires logical thinking and an understanding of sentence structure and grammar rules.