Para forming
Four or five sentences to be put in the most logical order.
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Arrange the sentences to form a coherent paragraph. 1. With fewer days in the office, companies need far less space in city centres. 2. The shift to remote work has changed the daily commute of millions of employees. 3. This fall in demand has left a surplus of commercial property in the big cities. 4. Many companies have settled on hybrid models, with staff in the office only two or three days a week.
Q2 · Para forming · EASY
Arrange the sentences to describe a startup's journey. 1. The founders test the idea with friends and a few early customers before raising any money. 2. Years later, the company goes public or is bought by a larger firm. 3. Encouraged, the team raises seed funding to build the first proper product. 4. Once the product sells, investors put in a Series A round to scale it up.
Q3 · Para forming · MEDIUM
Arrange the sentences to explain a cause of inflation. 1. The extra money in circulation chases a roughly fixed amount of goods. 2. When the central bank cuts interest rates, banks lend more to people and businesses. 3. This is why economists sometimes describe inflation as 'too much money chasing too few goods'. 4. As a result, prices rise across the economy.
Q4 · Para forming · EASY
Order the sentences to describe the process of photosynthesis. 1. Water and carbon dioxide are converted into glucose and oxygen. 2. Chlorophyll in the leaves absorbs sunlight energy. 3. This process is essential for the survival of most life forms on Earth. 4. The glucose is used by the plant for energy, while oxygen is released.
Q5 · Para forming · HARD
Arrange the sentences to form a logical argument against the implementation of a four-day work week. 1. However, studies show that productivity drops significantly when employees are given a long weekend. 2. Many corporations are considering the four-day work week to improve employee satisfaction. 3. This drop in output can lead to increased overtime costs for managers to meet deadlines. 4. Therefore, the potential financial burden may outweigh the benefits of higher morale.