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Arrange the following parts of a sentence in the correct order and mark the correct option.
A. remain indifferent
B. stride forward
C. even if others
D. you should
E. to the humanitarian cause
CABED
BACED
DBCEA
ECBAD
CAEDB
- Let's figure out the correct order of the sentence parts:
- D. "you should" is likely the beginning as it introduces the subject "you."
- C. "even if others" provides a condition and fits next.
- B. "remain indifferent" pairs with the condition, forming a contingent clause.
- E. "to the humanitarian cause" is likely the object of "remain indifferent."
- A. "stride forward" serves as the final action of what you should do instead.
- Assembling these parts:
- DBCEA: "You should, even if others remain indifferent, stride forward to the humanitarian cause."
- Reviewing options:
- Option 1: CABED
- Option 2: BACED
- Option 3: DBCEA
- Option 4: ECBAD
- Option 5: CAEDB
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