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OA is (D)
aaron kindly post in the detailed explanation of subject verb placing in a sentence.


Relief for X came from Y? ->This sounds awkward since relief and came are seperated.

Im not able to eliminate between the below given scenarios :

1)For X, relief came from Y

2)relief came for X from Y

which one is better?
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Tough one and different.

What is the requirement that needs Subject and verb to be together or in sequence?

Looking for more explanation

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