Choose the option in which the jumbled sentence parts can be rearranged to form a meaningful sentence.
A. his repeated pleadings B. the judge sent him C. in spite of D. to jail
Choose the correct answer :

Correct option is C

Correct Sentence:
In spite of his repeated pleadings, the judge sent him to jail.
Structural Explanation:
· C. "In spite of" – This introduces the contrast or concession clause.
· A. "his repeated pleadings" – The subject of the dependent clause; completes the concession.
· Together, C + A forms the dependent clause: In spite of his repeated pleadings
· B. "the judge sent him" – Main clause: the core action.
· D. "to jail" – Completes the action in the main clause.
Grammatical Rule (Concession):
· Phrases like "in spite of" are used to introduce something that contrasts with the main action.
· Structure: In spite of + noun/gerund, followed by the main clause.
· Example: In spite of his injuries, he finished the race.
Explanation of Options:
(a) A, B, C, D – Incorrect. "his repeated pleadings" cannot begin the sentence meaningfully.
(b) B, D, A, C – Incorrect. Disrupted logic and incorrect ordering of contrast.
(c) C, A, B, D – Correct. Proper logical and grammatical order.
(d) D, B, C, A – Incorrect. Starts with a phrase that cannot lead the sentence meaningfully.
Conclusion:
Option (c) C, A, B, D correctly rearranges the sentence parts into a meaningful and grammatically accurate sentence.