Rearrange the given Jumbled groups of words to make a meaningful sentence:
(A) different forms of Sanskrit
(B) in almost every part of India
(C) Hindi and Marathi are
(D) which was once spoken
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(C), (A), (D), (B),

The correct answer is (C), (A), (D), (B).

The sentence should read: Hindi and Marathi are different forms of Sanskrit, which was once spoken in almost every part of India.

The word "Hindi" refers to the national language of India. The word "Marathi" refers to the official language of the state of Maharashtra, India.

The word "different" means not the same. The word "forms" means ways of expressing something. The word "Sanskrit" refers to an ancient language of India.

The word "which" refers to Sanskrit. The word "once" means at a particular time in the past. The word "spoken" means to express something using words.

The word "in" means within or inside something. The word "almost" means very nearly. The word "every" means all of something. The word "part" means a portion of something.