How do i write this sentence so the verb is before teh subject?

coal carts rumbled through the mine enterance.

Answers:
Through the mine enterance, rumbled the coal carts.
"Rumbling through the mine entrance were the coal carts"
"Through the mine entrance were rumbling coal carts"
Through the mine entrance rumbled the coal carts.
Rumbling coal carts go through the mine entrance.
rumbling coal carts came through the main entrance
Through the mine entrance rumbled coal carts.
Through the main entrance rumbled the coal carts
rumbling, the coal carts went through the mine entrance.




a verb will NEVER be before the subject. thats still a sentence but the other sounds better. but even tho i said never, its true, its just that if u want the sentence to be written correctly it will never be in fron of the subject.
miss teacher is right!!

Through the mine entrance rumbled the coal carts.
Do your own homework unless you let me screw your teacher.
Try to ask the question without the spelling mistakes! Let's hope that this isn't for "A levels"? Answer: Rumbling, the coal carts went through the mine entrance.

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