Question

It was sight fine see to

Answer 1

Answer:

what do you actually mean??

Answer 2

Answer:

The above given question -"It was sight fine see to" is a part of sentence rearrangement in Grammar.

After rearranging the sentence the answer would be - It was fine sight to see.

In English grammar sentence rearrangement plays a huge role. A sentence has a subject performing an action and an object on which the action is being performed.

If a sentence is not arranged properly it holds no meaning. Here a sight is been described which was fine. Fine here is used as an adjective.