Question

Exercise 1: Rearrange the jumbled words to make meaningful sentences.1. is/ easy / this/book/to/read.2. actors / were / the/game/watching/two3. him/not/to/go/l/told4. are / making/children / noise / of /a/lot/the5. are/you/ why / laughing /?/6. guest/ lunch / having /is/ your.7. carrying/a/bag/heavy / Harish/is8. was / angry/with/us/ teacher / the9. can easily/puzzle / solve/she/the10. made / of wood / chair /is/ the​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) This is easy to read book.

2) Two actors were watching the game.

3) I told him not to go.

4) The children are making a lot of noise.

5) Why are you laughing?

6) Your guest is having lunch.

7) Harish is carrying a heavy bag.

8) The teacher was angry with us.

9) She can easily solve the puzzle.

10) The chair is made of wood.

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Answer 2

The answers are as follows:

1. This book is easy to read.

2. Two actors were watching the game.

3. I told him not to go.

4. The children are making a lot of noise.

5. Why are you laughing?

6. Is your guest having lunch?

7. Harish is carrying a heavy bag.

8. The teacher was angry with us.

9. She can solve the puzzle easily.

10. The chair is made of wood.

Jumbled Sentences

• Jumbled sentences refer to the exercises where the words are jumbled, and we need to arrange them in a meaningful sentence.

• A sentence has two parts- a subject and a predicate.

• In a statement, the subject is placed first. Then comes the verb.

• In a question, the verb is placed first.

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