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Given below are four jumbled sentences.Select the option that gives their correct order.  A.But British elections are regional and multi-party now, and there are plenty of swing constituencies in the London commuter belt   B.It is often said that UK general elections are won and lost in the English Midlands.   C.Britain’s government in the past – and may do so again this time.  D.where disgruntled voters have seized their chance to reshape 

Given below are four jumbled sentences.Select the option that gives their correct order.  A.But British elections are regional and multi-party now, and there are plenty of swing constituencies in the London commuter belt   B.It is often said that UK general elections are won and lost in the English Midlands.   C.Britain’s government in the past – and may do so again this time.  D.where disgruntled voters have seized their chance to reshape  Correct Answer BADC

The correct answer is option 2, i.e. BADC

The first sentence is B, i.e. It is often said that UK general elections are won and lost in the English Midlands. because it is unique as it begins with a topic.

The second sentence is A, i.e. But British elections are regional and multi-party now, and there are plenty of swing constituencies in the London commuter belt because it is contrasting with the previous sentence.

The third sentence is D, i.e. where disgruntled voters have seized their chance to reshape which completes the second sentence.

The last sentence is C, i.e. Britain’s government in the past – and may do so again this time. because it is discussing what is to reshape.

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