Rearrange the parts of the sentence in correct order.
So, increasingly,
P-paying to provide revenues
Q-for the Central government
R-the poor have been
- ARPQ
- BRQP
- CPQR
- DQPR
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
Let's track the syntax of the components:
The opening introductory phrase is "So, increasingly," which needs a subject and verb to follow. Part R provides the subject and auxiliary verb: "the poor have been".
After "have been" in a continuous sense, a participle (verb+ing) can follow. Part P gives "paying to provide revenues".
Part Q finishes the prepositional requirement of "revenues": "for the Central government".
Putting it together sequentially creates the meaningful sentence: RPQ ("So, increasingly, the poor have been paying to provide revenues for the Central government.")
The opening introductory phrase is "So, increasingly," which needs a subject and verb to follow. Part R provides the subject and auxiliary verb: "the poor have been".
After "have been" in a continuous sense, a participle (verb+ing) can follow. Part P gives "paying to provide revenues".
Part Q finishes the prepositional requirement of "revenues": "for the Central government".
Putting it together sequentially creates the meaningful sentence: RPQ ("So, increasingly, the poor have been paying to provide revenues for the Central government.")