The sentence "The family named the child Nakul in the temple" follows a basic subject-verb-object sentence pattern. Here's a breakdown of the sentence structure:
Subject: The family
Verb: named
Object: the child Nakul in the temple
In this sentence, "the family" is the subject performing the action of naming. "Named" is the verb that indicates the action being taken. The object of the sentence is "the child Nakul in the temple," which provides the information about what was named and where the naming took place.
