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Question 41

A speaker is identifying one specific melody. Which sentence correctly omits the object relative pronoun?

  1. The melody you heard was composed for the film.Correct answer
  2. The melody, you heard, was composed for the film.
  3. The melody heard you was composed for the film.
  4. The melody you heard it was composed for the film.

Explanation

You is the subject of heard, while the melody is its understood object, making omission possible in the defining clause. The comma-set version is the closest distractor because a non-defining reading would require an expressed relative pronoun.

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