Given here are four sentences. The first sentence is in correct order, while the rest of the sentences are jumbled. Pick the option that gives their correct order.
A. There are two ways of getting rid of weeds in your garden – the easy way and the not-so-easy way.
B. The easy way may be to run a lawn-mower and the lawn looks fine for a while.
C. It is time consuming and painful, but the weeds will stay away for a longer time.
D. But the not-so-easy way may mean getting down on your knees and pulling out the weeds by the roots.

Correct option is D

Option (d) is the correct order of the given sentences.
Explanation of the Sequence:
· A introduces the topic: two ways to get rid of weeds — one easy, one hard.
· B explains the easy way — mowing the lawn for a temporary fix.
· D contrasts with the not-so-easy way — manually pulling out the weeds.
· C concludes by stating that though hard, this method is more effective and long-lasting.
Logical Flow:
· A (Two ways) →
· B (Easy way description) →
· D (Not-so-easy way) →
· C (Benefits of the not-so-easy way)
This progression creates a clear comparison and contrast between the two methods, with a concluding statement on effectiveness.
✅ Hence, the correct order is A-B-D-C, i.e., option (d).