Question
Below are given a few sentences with their parts jumbled
in a random order. Below the sentences are given possible rearrangements of the parts. You need to choose the correct option that is a correct rearrangement of the sentence that makes a grammatically correct meaning. A. that inspire innovation and problem-solvingB. Critical thinking fosters analytical skillsC. which are essential inD. both academic and real-world situationsSolution
Final sentence:"Critical thinking fosters analytical skills that inspire innovation and problem-solving, which are essential in both academic and real-world situations."
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- I have been knowing(1)/ him for the last(2)/ five years but now I don’t(3)/ know where he lives.(4) 
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