It is very easy $A$ : a great deal more than one realises $B$ : may mean $C$ : that a phrase that one does not quite understand $D$ : to persuade oneself. The proper sequence of the given words should be:

Arrange the following parts to form a meaningful sentence: He lives $P$. building $Q$. of this $R$. tenth floor $S$. on the

The following segments are given: $A$: but seeing my host in this mood,$B$: $I$ deemed it proper to take leave,$C$: as $I$ had frequently done before,$D$: it had been my intention to pass the night there. The proper sequence of the given segments should be:

Rearrange the parts $P, Q, R,$ and $S$ to form a meaningful sentence: According to $P$. training can $Q$. studies strength $R$. help you $S$. live longer

It would $A$: appear from his statement $B$: about the policy of management $C$: in dealing with the strike $D$: that he was quite in the dark. The proper sequence of the given words should be:

The parts of the sentence are given as: $A$: exactly what he had been told,$B$: the young man did,$C$: beyond his dreams,$D$: and the plan succeeded. The proper sequence of the given parts should be: