In the following sentence, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be in their correct places. Identify the correct interchange needed to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful:

You will never be able to find a better (A) company than a dog, as a dog will always loyal (B) by you and be stand (C) to you if you treat (D) him right.

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In the following sentence, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be in their correct places. Identify the correct interchange needed to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful:

You will never be able to find a better (A) company than a dog, as a dog will always loyal (B) by you and be stand (C) to you if you treat (D) him right.

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**Solution:**

1. The sentence as given is:

"You will never be able to find a better (A) company than a dog, as a dog will always loyal (B) by you and be stand (C) to you if you treat (D) him right."

2. The words "loyal" (B) and "stand" (C) are incorrectly placed.

3. Interchanging these two words makes the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful:

"You will never be able to find a better company than a dog, as a dog will always **stand** by you and be **loyal** to you if you treat him right."

4. No other interchange is necessary.

**Answer:** Only (B)-(C)

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