English Language · Sentence Rearrangement
Rearrange the jumbled sentences (A, B, C, D) between S1 and S2 in a logical sequence to form a coherent paragraph. S1. It was long after midnight when we locked up the Englishmen and went to bed ourselves. A. Noble took it very quietly. B. I having thought of the same thing myself (among many others) said no, because it was more than likely the English wouldn't shoot our men, and anyhow it wasn't to be supposed the Brigade who were always up and down with the second battalion and knew the Englishmen well would be likely to want them bumped off. C. As I blew out the candle I told Noble what Jeremiah Donovan had told me. D. After we had been in bed about an hour he asked me did I think we ought to tell the Englishmen. S2. 'I think so,' says Noble.
- 1CABD
- 2CADB✓
- 3CBDA
- 4CBAD
Correct answer
CADB
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