In the following sentence, four words are highlighted and numbered as (A), (B), (C), and (D). Some of these words have been swapped and interchanged. Choose the option that shows the correct swapping of words to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful. If no correction is needed, choose option (e) "No Correction Required".

The Minister said the Railways was also route (A) “metro-like” trains on the corridor (B) between Palwal and Sonipat for commuters (C) travelling daily on the mulling (D) for jobs and business.

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In the following sentence, four words are highlighted and numbered as (A), (B), (C), and (D). Some of these words have been swapped and interchanged. Choose the option that shows the correct swapping of words to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful. If no correction is needed, choose option (e) "No Correction Required".

The Minister said the Railways was also route (A) “metro-like” trains on the corridor (B) between Palwal and Sonipat for commuters (C) travelling daily on the mulling (D) for jobs and business.

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**Solution:**

1. The sentence as given is:

"The Minister said the Railways was also route (A) “metro-like” trains on the corridor (B) between Palwal and Sonipat for commuters (C) travelling daily on the mulling (D) for jobs and business."

2. The highlighted words are:
   - (A) route
   - (B) corridor
   - (C) commuters
   - (D) mulling

3. Checking the context:
   - "route" (A) and "mulling" (D) seem out of place.
   - "mulling" means thinking deeply, which does not fit here.
   - "route" should be where "mulling" is, and "mulling" should be where "route" is.

4. Swapping (A) and (D) makes the sentence:

"The Minister said the Railways was also mulling “metro-like” trains on the corridor between Palwal and Sonipat for commuters travelling daily on the route for jobs and business."

5. This corrected sentence is grammatically and contextually meaningful.

**Answer:** Only A-D

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