​In the question given below, four words have been highlighted. These four words are may not have been placed in their correct positions. The sentence is then followed by options with the correct combination of words that should replace each other in order to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct. Find the correct
​combination of the words that should replace each other.​

As it shared (A) the G20 Presidency, India is on a mission (B) to bring about a takes (C) global future (D) for all through many initiatives.

Correct option is A

Correct Answer: A (A-C)

Explanation:

Original Sentence: As it shared (A) the G20 Presidency, India is on a mission (B) to bring about a takes (C) global future (D) for all through many initiatives.

To find the correct positions, let's analyze the grammar and logic of the sentence:

1. Positions (A) and (C):
• The sentence starts with "As it [verb] the G20 Presidency..."
• Shared (A) is a past participle/adjective, but we need a present tense verb to match "India is on a mission."
• Takes (C) is a verb. If we swap them, we get: "As it takes (C) the G20 Presidency..." (This is a common phrase meaning to assume a leadership role).
• In the second part, we need an adjective to describe the "global future." If we move shared (A) there, we get: "...bring about a shared (A) global future..." (This makes perfect sense as it implies a future common to everyone).
2. Positions (B) and (D):
• "India is on a mission (B)..." is a perfectly correct idiomatic expression.
• "...global future (D) for all..." is also logically and grammatically sound.
• No swap is needed for these two words.

Corrected Sentence:

As it takes (C) the G20 Presidency, India is on a mission (B) to bring about a shared (A) global future (D) for all through many initiatives.

Conclusion:

The words at positions A and C need to be swapped to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.

Final Answer: A