Question

7. Look at the following phrases and words.
Rearrange them to make meaningful sentences,
(a) always | his/ l /honesty / shall/ remember
6) should/ good / we/time I habits/ invest/our /on
(6) casel /do/use/ in / fire/ of I lift / not/ the​

Answer 1

(a) always/ his/ l /honesty / shall/ remember

• I shall remember his honesty, always.

(b) should/ good / we/ time/ habits/ invest/ our/ on

• We should invest good time on our habits.

(c) case/ do/ use/ in/ fire/ of/ lift/ not/ the​

• In case of fire, do not use the lift.

The main motive of being able to rearrange is that you understand the different ways in which a sentence can be framed.

For instance, the last sentence:

• In case of fire, do not use the lift.

can also be framed as:

• Do not use the lift in case of fire.

Rearranging can help one identify the different parts of a sentence, where each word should be placed, and in the end, help frame a meaningful sentence.

Answer 2

$\huge{\mathcal{\blue{Answer:-}}}$

I shall never his honesty always.

We should invest good time on our habits.

In the case of fire do not ( don't ) use the lift.