In the following question, a part of a sentence is given below along with three other phrases
i), ii), and iii). At least one of these three phrases shall be used to make a meaningful sentence with the given phrase. Select the right combination from the given options. Phrase: .. every spring, the twinkling lights from thousands of fireflies ..
i) ..and then I went to the beach by myself .. ii) ..illuminate the forests of the village... iii) ..he was stuck in the traffic for eight hours..

The main phrase talks about 'spring', and ends with the noun 'fireflies' and thus must be followed by a phrase that starts with a verb to go in context with that noun. The only such phrase is ii) which starts with the verb 'illuminate'. Phrases i) (which talks about the speaker visiting the 'beach') and iii) (which talks about a person stuck in traffic) cannot be joined with the main sentence as they talk about something totally different. Hence, the order must be: phrase-ii Therefore, the correct answer is option d). The complete sentence is: Every spring, the twinkling lights from thousands of fireflies illuminate the forests of the village.