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    Choose the correct sequence to form a meaningful sentence: (A) playing (B) children (C) were (D) in the park
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    Choose the correct sequence to form a meaningful sentence:
    (A) playing
    (B) children
    (C) were
    (D) in the park

    A.

    CBAD

    B.

    BDCA

    C.

    BCAD

    D.

    BACD

    Correct option is C

    Option (c) is the correct order of the given sentences.
    Correct sequence: BCAD → “children were playing in the park.”
    · (B) children: Subject (plural noun) must open the sentence.
    · (C) were: Auxiliary verb agrees with plural subject “children.”
    · (A) playing: Present participle forms the past continuous with “were.”
    · (D) in the park: Adverbial/prepositional phrase giving place typically follows the verb phrase.
    · Thus, the well-formed sentence is “Children were playing in the park.”

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