10. In which sentence is the action arrow pointing to the receiver of the action?

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The sentence with the correct action arrow pointing towards the receiver of the action is a sentence where the<u> arrow points left. </u>

<h3>Who is the receiver of the action?</h3>

The question is not complete however I have attached a reference question to understand the use of arrows.

The receiver of the action in this sentence are the cattle and the action is them being herded into the barn.

The correct arrow direction would therefore be to the left because the cattle is mentioned on the left of the sentence.

Find out more on receivers of actions at brainly.com/question/12859919.

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