Question

Arrange the following parts to form a complete and meaningful sentence:
a. finding faults
b. with other people
c. are constantly
d. they

• A. a-d-b-c
• B. a-c-d-b
• C. d-c-a-b
• D. d-b-a-c

Answer 1

The correct option is C d-c-a-b

The first statement in the sequence should be the one that introduces a new topic. It must not be a continuation or extension of a topic.

d is first in the sequence: d is the only phrase that starts a topic. It starts talking about the subjects.

d is followed by c: c starts telling us what the subjects are doing. It says that they are constantly doing something.

c is followed by a: a tells us what that some thing is. It says that they are constantly finding faults.

a is followed by b: b tells us who they are finding faults with. It says that they are constantly finding faults with other people.

Finally, the correct sentence is 'they are constantly finding faults with other people'.

Thus, the correct sequence is d c a b. Hence, C is the correct option.