In the question below, two columns are given, each containing three phrases or sentences. Choose the pairs that can be combined to form meaningful sentences.

**COLUMN I**
(a) Enforcement actions were started to force the renters
(b) When the principal is out of the building for a meeting
(c) As part of my obligatory court sentence

**COLUMN II**
(d) to pay the money they promised
(e) so she is viewed as a novice by her peers.
(f) he believes his lawyer can get him a lenient sentence

Which of the following is correct?

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In the question below, two columns are given, each containing three phrases or sentences. Choose the pairs that can be combined to form meaningful sentences.

**COLUMN I**
(a) Enforcement actions were started to force the renters
(b) When the principal is out of the building for a meeting
(c) As part of my obligatory court sentence

**COLUMN II**
(d) to pay the money they promised
(e) so she is viewed as a novice by her peers.
(f) he believes his lawyer can get him a lenient sentence

Which of the following is correct?

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**Solution:**

1. Analyze each pair from Column I and Column II to see if they form a meaningful sentence.

2. Pair (A)-(D): "Enforcement actions were started to force the renters to pay the money they promised." This is a coherent and meaningful sentence.

3. Pair (B)-(F): "When the principal is out of the building for a meeting he believes his lawyer can get him a lenient sentence." This is illogical because the subject changes abruptly and the ideas do not connect.

4. Pair (C)-(E): "As part of my obligatory court sentence so she is viewed as a novice by her peers." This is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense.

5. Pair (C)-(F): "As part of my obligatory court sentence he believes his lawyer can get him a lenient sentence." This is also illogical as the subject changes unexpectedly.

6. Therefore, only (A)-(D) forms a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence.

**Answer:** (a) Only (A)-(D)

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