Sentence Structure. Bob ( noun) edited (pronoun) the (definite article) company (noun) newsletter (direct object) . Can someone help me with this. Is this right identifying the Sentence Structure

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Sentence Structure. Bob ( noun) edited (pronoun) the (definite article) company (noun) newsletter (direct object) . Can someone help me with this. Is this right identifying the Sentence Structure

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Answer:

Simple

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There is no comma or fanboys

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