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What is a sentence for Subject subject verb verb?

It's not possible to have a grammatically correct sentence with the structure "Subject subject verb verb." This structure violates the basic rules of English syntax.

Here's why:

* Subject-Verb Agreement: In English, a sentence typically has one subject and one verb that agree with each other in number (singular or plural).

* Word Order: The standard word order in English is Subject-Verb-Object (SVO).

Example of a correct sentence:

* The cat sat on the mat.

Here's how to fix the structure "Subject subject verb verb":

You could combine the two subjects into one, or you could use a conjunction to connect them.

Examples:

* The cat and the dog sat and played.

* The cat sat on the mat and the dog played with a ball.

Let me know if you have another sentence structure you'd like to explore!

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