Rearranging Words and Phrases to form Meaningful Sentences English Grammar

Page -2: Reordering Jumbled Words to Form Meaningful Sentences.

Exercise – 4

1. Rearrange the following words and phrases to form meaningful sentences: [2016]
   (a) 40,000 / participated / about / volunteers / the/ celebrations / in
   (b) taken / measures / safely / strict / event / the/ manage / were / to
   (c) the / Yoga / 100 countries / than / celebrated / Day / was / in / mor

2. Look at the words and phrases given below. Rearrange them to form meaningful sentences as given in the [2016]
   (a) illiterate / remain / the / and / backward/ poor / people /.
   (b) easily / by / they / cheated / are / others /.
   (c) our / it is / to help / moral duty / to become /literate / everyone /.

3. Rearrange the following words and phrases to form meaningful sentences: [2016]
   (a) nation / is the / of any / culture / key element.
   (b) nation / cultural / every / has its own / identity.
   (c) of a / spirituality / soul / nation / is / the

4. Rearrange the jumbled words and phares into meaningful sentences. The first one has been done as an example. [2016]
   (a) are/more than/there/in your/two thousand/homeless living town.
   (b) only/five/night/but/shelters/four to/ are/available.
   (c) great/have/hope/the/homeless/from/ government/the

5. Rearrange the jumbled words and phrases into meaningful sentences. The first one has been done as an example. [2016]
   (a) do not / leaves / they / but / sping needles
   (b) flower / and bloom / some of them / cacti / at night / are big
   (c) absorb / from fog / water / in the air / cacti can

6. Rearrange the following words and phrases into meaningful sentences. [2016]
   (a) is/of milk/the country/also/producer /the highest.
   (b) is starting/but/at a/ major/it/crisis/fodder.
   (c) due to / pressure / of / it / is / growing/population/on land.

7. Rearrange the following jumbled words and phrases into meaningful sentences. [2016]
   (a) to be a / kind / this was / of protest / considered / unique
   (b) could not / the soldiers / Alexander / to move /persuade ahead
   (c) finally / them / he / asked / to retreat