CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE
Correct answer: B. "The director arranged a meeting in the office yesterday."
- A. The director arranged a meeting yesterday in the office.
- B. "The director arranged a meeting in the office yesterday."
- C. "The director arranged in the office a meeting yesterday."
- D. "The director arranged in the office yesterday a meeting."
Explanation
This sentence is correct. It places the location "in the office" immediately after "a meeting," and "yesterday" at the end, which makes the sentence clear and natural.
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