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English Language (IBPS PO) Sentence Improvement

Directions (1-4): In each of the questions given below a sentence is given with three words in bold. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence of these words to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.

Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and pursuit (A) ecological capital in prosperity (B) of financial depleted (C)

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IBPS PO Prelims 2020

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None of these

CAB

ABC

BCA

CBA

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Explanation:

- The given sentence is: "Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and pursuit (A) ecological capital in prosperity (B) of financial depleted (C)."

- The task is to rearrange words A, B, and C to form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence.

- Option 1: None of these

- Suggests none of the rearrangements fit, which is incorrect.

- Option 2: CAB

- Results in: "Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and depleted ecological capital in pursuit of financial prosperity."

- The words are correctly placed.

- Option 3: ABC

- Would be: "Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and pursuit ecological capital in prosperity of financial depleted."

- It doesn't make sense.

- Option 4: BCA

- Results in: "Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and prosperity ecological capital in depleted of financial pursuit."

- The sentence is not logical.

- Option 5: CBA

- Results in: "Many countries have chosen to ignore the connection between biodiversity and well-being, and depleted prosperity ecological in pursuit of financial capital."

- The sentence is incorrect.

The correct sequence is thus: CAB.