Discussion
A policeman
(P) to abide
(Q) if he has to do well,
(R) by the strict letters of the law
(S) cannot afford
Answer: C
Correct answer: QSPR
The sentence reads:
A policeman, if he has to do well, cannot afford to abide by the strict letters of the law.
Q is a parenthetical if clause and sits between the subject and its verb; S then supplies that verb. P and R complete the infinitive to abide by, which cannot be split.
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