Question

B. Coin a palindrome phrase with at least three words.​

Answer 1

A pallindrome is something that when reverse has the same structure.

For example, "Hannah" when reversed, gives the same word ‘Hannah’.

A palindrome phrase is a set of words and when reversed (in letters) yields the same sentence structure.

Some examples of pallindrome phrases are given below;

1) Was it a bat I saw

2) Gib saw I was big

3) A toyota a toyota!