He is a MLA (A) who has won thrice (B) as an independent candidate (C) against political stalwarts (D)
He is an MLA who has won thrice against political stalwarts as an independent candidate.
ANSWER:
unaffiliated candidate
• In this scenario, ABDC is the proper arrangement of the sentences to form a coherent statement.
• He is an MLA who has won as an independent candidate three times against political heavyweights.
• Apply the strategies listed below to answer the muddled statement quickly.
1. Identify the sentence form.
2. Carefully read through all of the available options.
3. Search for the opening phrase. 4. Determine a connection and a relationship between the sentences.
5. Take note of the pronouns. 6. Check the last sentence.
This is how we can logically and understandably reorganise any disjointed phrase into a meaningful message.
He is a MLA who won thrice against political
