Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.
P. the hills where they
Q. their exams, the students
R. went on a trip to
S. having finished
T. stayed for a week

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer C

Correct answer: C

"Having" needs a past form: S "having finished", then Q "their exams," and the main subject, "the students".
R gives the students their verb, ending on "to", which needs a place: P "the hills where they". T gives "they" a verb.
So the order is SQRPT: "Having finished their exams, the students went on a trip to the hills where they stayed for a week."

Worth noting

SQPRT puts "the hills where they" straight after "the students", which leaves "went on a trip to" pointing at "stayed".

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Rearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.P. the hills where theyQ. their exams, the studentsR. went on a trip toS. having finishedT. stayed for a week