Solve this language puzzle: In the given sentence, identify the word that is out of place and explain why. "Susan's cat gifted she a beautiful present."
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In the given sentence, "she" is not the correct article to use after "gift". The correct article would be "his" or "her".

"Susan's cat _______ a beautiful present."
 "Susan's cat gifted _______ a beautiful present."

The article should agree with the noun it refers to. In this case, the noun is "present", which is singular. Therefore, the article should be "his" or "her".

"Susan's cat gifted her/his a beautiful present."

This is an example of a subject-verb agreement error, which is a common type of error in English grammar.
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Solve this language puzzle: In the given sentence, identify the word that is out of place and explain why. "Susan's cat gifted she a beautiful present."
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In the given sentence, the word that is out of place is "she". The correct sentence should be: "Susan's cat gifted her a beautiful present."
The pronoun "she" is in the subjective case, but in this sentence, the object of the verb "gifted" should be in the objective case. The objective case of the pronoun "she" is "her". Therefore, "her" should be used instead of "she" in this sentence.
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