Question

A. Rearrange the words to make complete sentences.
1. a children song learning are new the
2. work eight mother past starts at half my
3. week there days seven in a are
4. grass cows are eating those​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 the new children are learning a song

2 my mother starts work at half past eight

3 there are seven days in a week

4 those cows are eating grass

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Answer 2

The answers are as follows;

1. "The children are learning a new song."

2. "My mother starts work at half past eight."

3. "There are seven days in a week."

4. "Those cows are eating grass."

Jumbled Sentences

• Jumbled sentences refer to the exercises where the words are given in a jumbled state, and we need to place them in an organized way to make a meaningful sentence.

• In a declarative and an exclamatory sentence, the subject is placed first, and then comes the verb. In an interrogative sentence, the verb is placed before the subject.

• The subject of the sentence should be placed first. Subject refers to the topic about which the sentence has been written.

• Then comes the verb and the object. Parts of speech like prepositions, conjunctions, adjectives, and adverbs can also be present in the sentence.

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