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Old May 27, 2009, 12:02 PM
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Yes, your sentences are correct. Remember that this is just a sylistic choice, and the subject can almost always go before or after the verb. But I think what you read is right, that when the subject is a determinerless noun, it generally follows the verb:

Perhaps a native speaker can give an opinion as to whether the sentences in the left or right columns are more commonly heard:

 Verb first  Subject first 
 Escribó Bob en los foros de español.  Bob escribó en los foros de español. 
 Vienen estudiantes a mi salón para aprender.  Estudiantes vienen a mi salón para aprender. 
 Duermen tigres en el zoológico.  Tigres duermen en el zoológico. 
 Nadan niños en la piscina.  Niños nadan en la piscina. 
 Cayó nieve en las montañas.  Nieve cayó en las montañas. 

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