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Some sentences are given in the question below. Find the sentence that is not relating to the main theme and join the rest to form a coherent passage. If the given sentences are correct as it is, then select "No correction required". If the sequence that is correct is not given, select "none of the above".

(A) Was going the church/ (B) To attend the Sunday mass / (C) Would not be built / (D) The way the construction / (E)Before another ten years.

  1. DACE
  2. DACB
  3. None of the above
  4. No improvements required

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Option 1 : DACE
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Part B doesn’t add up to the sentence structurally, and should be disregarded from further consideration. The correct sequence is DACE.

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