In the sentence “mary caught a frog,” the common noun serves as a. the subject of the sentence. b. both subject and object. c. the verb of the sentence. d. the object of the sentence.

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In the sentence “mary caught a frog,” the common noun serves as a. the subject of the sentence. b. both subject and object. c. the verb of the sentence. d. the object of the sentence.

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Since ‘frog’ is the common noun here, D is the correct answer, a sentence object.
A cannot be correct because the subject ‘Mary’ is the correct noun.
One word cannot be both subject and object at the same time, so B is not correct.
IC, the verb ‘caught’ is actually, the verb cannot be a noun.