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Which sentence follows correct grammatical conventions?(1 point)%0D%0AResponses%0D%0A￼%0D%0AThe horse in the barn call loudly at the farmers%0D%0AThe horse in the barn call loudly at the farmers%0D%0A￼%0D%0AThe horse in the barns calls loudly at the farmer.%0D%0AThe horse in the barns calls loudly at the farmer.%0D%0A￼%0D%0AThe horses in the barn call loudly at the farmer.%0D%0AThe horses in the barn call loudly at the farmer.%0D%0A￼%0D%0AThe horses in the barn calls loudly at the farmer.%0D%0AThe horses in the barn calls loudly at the farmer.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The correct sentence that follows grammatical conventions is:

The horses in the barn call loudly at the farmer.

This sentence correctly uses the plural noun "horses" with the plural verb "call," and "barn" and "farmer" are correctly used in their singular form.