Rearrange the parts of this sentence:
(A) rising inflation
(B) causes difficulties
(C) for middle-class families
(D) everywhere

Correct option is C

Option (c) is the correct order of the given sentences.
· Subject first: (A) rising inflation provides the subject.
· Verb next: (B) causes difficulties supplies the predicate/verb phrase.
· Indirect object/complement: (C) for middle-class families adds the prepositional phrase specifying who faces difficulties.
· Adverbial of place/scope: (D) everywhere logically sits at the end, modifying the whole action.
· Thus, the standard English order S (A) + V (B) + Comp (C) + Adverbial (D) gives: “Rising inflation causes difficulties for middle-class families everywhere.”