In the following sentence, certain parts are given as phrases labeled A, B, C, and D. To make the sentence both grammatically correct and contextually meaningful, identify the correct interchange of phrases.

**Sentence parts:**

- (A) have benefited from rate reductions
- (B) restaurants and under-construction properties
- (C) from the pre-GST era, only a few services such as
- (D) though taxes on goods have come down

**Options:**

(a) Interchange A and C

(b) Interchange B and D

(c) Interchange A and D

(d) Interchange A and D, and B and C

(e) No interchange required

Question

In the following sentence, certain parts are given as phrases labeled A, B, C, and D. To make the sentence both grammatically correct and contextually meaningful, identify the correct interchange of phrases.

**Sentence parts:**

- (A) have benefited from rate reductions
- (B) restaurants and under-construction properties
- (C) from the pre-GST era, only a few services such as
- (D) though taxes on goods have come down

**Options:**

(a) Interchange A and C

(b) Interchange B and D

(c) Interchange A and D

(d) Interchange A and D, and B and C

(e) No interchange required

Accepted Answer

**Solution:**

1. The original sentence parts are:
   - (A) have benefited from rate reductions
   - (B) restaurants and under-construction properties
   - (C) from the pre-GST era, only a few services such as
   - (D) though taxes on goods have come down

2. To form a meaningful and grammatically correct sentence, the phrases need to be rearranged as follows:
   - Interchange (A) and (D)
   - Interchange (B) and (C)

3. After interchanging, the sentence becomes:

"Though taxes on goods have come down from the pre-GST era, only a few services such as restaurants and under-construction properties have benefited from rate reductions."

4. This sentence is both grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.

**Answer:** (d) Interchange A and D, and B and C

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