[ Grammar and Syntax ]
Identify the deep structure of the sentence: ‘The cat chased the mouse.’
A. (Agent: The cat, Action: chased, Patient: the dog)
B. (Agent: The cat, Action: caught, Patient: the mouse)
C. (Agent: the mouse, Action: chased, Patient: The cat)
D. (Agent: The cat, Action: chased, Patient: the mouse)
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