In an english sentence, what does a subject usually precede?

noun and verb
verb and direct object
noun and direct object
all of the above

In an English sentence, a subject usually precedes the following:

Verb and direct object.

Explanation:

It is the most recurring order in terms of syntax. Check out the sentences below:

John           has          a car.

  ↓                ↓               ↓

Subject  +   verb     +   direct object (What does John have?- a car)

Paul            likes          music.

 ↓                  ↓               ↓

Subject   +  verb      +  direct object (What does Paul like?- music)

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