Verbal Ability - Ordering of Words - Discussion

To determine the correct sequence of the given statements, you can consider the logical flow of the sentences and how they connect to each other.

Let's analyze the statements:

P: it struck me
Q: of course
R: suitable it was
S: how eminently

From these statements, we can infer the following logical sequence:

1. Q: "of course" is a response or acknowledgment to something.
2. P: "it struck me" indicates a realization or understanding.
3. S: "how eminently" seems to be a continuation of the realization, expressing the degree of suitability or appropriateness.
4. R: "suitable it was" concludes the sequence by confirming the suitability mentioned in the previous statement.

So, the correct sequence is QPSR:

Q: of course
P: it struck me
S: how eminently
R: suitable it was

I think the right answer should be. "Then how eminently suitable it was, of course, it struck me " which is SRQP order.

Yes, it seems D is the right answer "of course'' using after then is very suitably and giving a proper meaning.

"Of course" should not be there at the end of the sentence. It's wrong it does not give us the right meaning.

Why of course is used at the last of the sentence is their any comma before it? The suited option is D.

The correct answer may be 'D'.

I don't think that of course can be used at the end of the sentences.

I also think of using of course at the end. Is it in the favor of Grammatical Rules of English?

So what's wrong with option D? Then of course it struck me how eminently suitable it was.

In my opinion, the option [D] should be the correct answer instead of the option [B].

This is what I wa thinking that how can we use ofcourse at the end of the sentence.