Question

Reorder the given phrases to make meaningful sentences out of them:
P. McDonald's restaurants
Q. India
R. now
S. there are
T. all over

• A. R-S-P-T-Q
• B. R-T-Q-P-S
• C. P-Q-R-S-T
• D. T-S-R-Q-P

Answer 1

The correct option is A R-S-P-T-Q

The correct sequence is: 'Now (R), there are (S) McDonald's restaurants (P) all over (T) India (Q). Hence, option A is correct.

The phrase, 'all over (T) India (Q)' means 'throughout India'. Hence, these two phrases should be together in the sequence, 'T-Q'.

The phrase, 'there are (S)' has to be followed by a noun/ noun phrase. The answer to the question: 'What is there all over India?' is: 'There are (S) Mc.Donald's restaurants (P) all over (T) India'(Q). Hence the two phrases, (S) and (P) have to be together in the sequence, 'S-P'.

In option B, phrase (P) precedes (S). Hence, this option is incorrect.

In option C also, the phrase (S) is not followed by a noun/ noun phrase. Here, the phrases T and Q are separated and they do not follow the sequence 'T-Q' mentioned above. Hence, this option is incorrect.

Option D: The sequence, 'All over (T) there are (S) now (R) India (Q) Mc Donald's restaurants' is grammatically incorrect and does not follow the sequences (S-P and T-Q) mentioned above. Hence, this option is incorrect.