Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.

P. much as I would like

Q. lend you money that

R. belongs to my father

S. to help you, I cannot

Explanation

1. 01

   "Much as" means "although", and needs a clause: P "much as I would like", then S "to help you," and the main clause's subject.

2. 02

   S ends on "cannot", which needs a verb: Q "lend you money that", and "that" needs its verb: R.

3. 03

   So the order is PSQR: "Much as I would like to help you, I cannot lend you money that belongs to my father."