Question 113
MediumOriginal questionRearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.
P. loves cricket, Arjun
Q. spends his free time
R. reading about space
S. unlike his brother, who
Show the answer and explanation
Correct answer: B
Explanation
"Unlike his brother" compares two people, and "who" begins a clause about the brother: S, then P "loves cricket," and the main subject, Arjun.
Q gives Arjun his verb, and R says how he spends the time.
So the order is SPQR: "Unlike his brother, who loves cricket, Arjun spends his free time reading about space."
Worth noting
SQPR puts "spends his free time" straight after "who", which makes the brother the one who spends his time on space.
- Concept
- Ordering a sentence's parts by its grammar and meaning
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