arrange the following sentence old fox, cunning, grey, it was a
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Arranging the given words into a sentence:
It was a cunning, grey old fox.
- A sentence generally consists of a subject, verb and the object.
- Adjectives are the words which are used to describe and enhance the property of noun.
- In the given case, 'cunning', 'grey', and 'old' tell us about the qualities of fox, so they are adjectives and need to be placed before noun.
- 'It' is a pronoun; so the sentence will be formed as follows:-
It was a cunning grey old fox.
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Arrange the following sentence old fox, cunning, grey, it was a
Answer:
old fox/cunning/grey/it was a
To make a meaningful sentence, we need to re-arrange the given words as follows -
It was a cunning, grey old fox.
Rearrangement is the process of changing the position or order of the given words to make a meaningful sentence.
Some of the examples are:
always /enriched /we /return /experience /the /with
We return always with the enriched experiences
a / away / the / doctor / an / day / apple / keeps
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
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