Discussion
I have never met
(P) a friendliness and hospitality
(Q) in your city,
(R) like the one
(S) I have met
Calcutta
Answer: B
Correct answer: QPRS
The sentence reads:
I have never met, in your city, a friendliness and hospitality like the one I have met in Calcutta.
Q is a parenthetical phrase and sits next to the verb it qualifies. P is the object of met, R begins the comparison, and S completes it. Putting S before Q would say the speaker met Calcutta rather than met something in it.
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