Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.
P. leave my father gets
Q. depends on how much
R. whether we go to
S. the hills or the sea

SRQPCorrect answerYour answerRSQPCorrect answerYour answerRQSPCorrect answerYour answerSPRQCorrect answerYour answer

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer B

Correct answer: B

A "whether" clause can be a subject: R begins it, and S gives the two choices.
Then the verb: Q "depends on how much", and "how much" needs a noun: P "leave my father gets".
So the order is RSQP: "Whether we go to the hills or the sea depends on how much leave my father gets."

Worth noting

SRQP opens with "the hills or the sea" and brings "whether we go to" after it, so the choice comes before the question.

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Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.P. leave my father getsQ. depends on how muchR. whether we go toS. the hills or the sea