Question 220
MediumOriginal questionRearrange the parts to make a meaningful sentence.
P. small, it had
Q. that a family might
R. almost everything
S. although the shop was
T. need in a week
Show the answer and explanation
Correct answer: B
Explanation
"Although" begins a clause: S "although the shop was", finished by P "small,", then the main clause, "it had".
Had what? R. Q describes it with "that a family might", and "might" needs a verb: T.
So the order is SPRQT: "Although the shop was small, it had almost everything that a family might need in a week."
Worth noting
SRPQT puts "almost everything" straight after "was", which cuts "was" off from "small".
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- Ordering a sentence's parts by its grammar and meaning
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