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Direction: In the following question, arrange the jumbled words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence.

P. five star hotel to stay during our visit / Q. we went in a / R. to Mumbai where I asked only for / S. bread and butter as breakfast /

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RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paper (27 March 2022) (Shift 2)
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QPRS

Understanding Sentence Rearrangement

This question requires us to arrange a set of jumbled words or phrases into a single, grammatically correct, and meaningful sentence. We need to identify the logical flow and connections between the given parts.

Analyzing the Jumbled Phrases

Let's look at each phrase provided:

  • Q: we went in a
  • P: five star hotel to stay during our visit
  • R: to Mumbai where I asked only for
  • S: bread and butter as breakfast

Constructing the Meaningful Sentence

We need to find the correct order of Q, P, R, and S. Let's try combining them:

The phrase "we went in a" (Q) is a natural starting point for a sentence describing an action or event.

Following Q, the phrase "five star hotel to stay during our visit" (P) logically describes the mode of accommodation or the place they went to.

Next, "to Mumbai where I asked only for" (R) adds details about the location (Mumbai) and a specific action performed there.

Finally, "bread and butter as breakfast" (S) completes the thought introduced by 'R', specifying what was asked for breakfast.

Putting these together in the order QPRS gives us:

"we went in a five star hotel to stay during our visit to Mumbai where I asked only for bread and butter as breakfast."

This sequence forms a complete and coherent sentence, detailing a visit to Mumbai and a specific dietary request.

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