Question

jumbled sentence - playing /they/in/are/ground/the/cricket​

Answer 1

Answer:

they are playing cricket in the ground

Answer 2

Answer:

The given question is said to rearrange the given words to make a meaningful sentence and it is : -

• They are playing cricket in the ground.

Explanation :

• The above rewrite sentence is an example of Present Continuous Tense.

• Structure of Present Continuous Tense ( affirmative ) : Subject + helping verb - am / is / are + main verb + ing + object : They are going to attend a rally.

• Here in the above sentence subject is 'they', 'are' is auxiliary verb, 'playing' is main verb ( play + ing ) and 'cricket in the ground' is object. 'They' is a third person plural number that's why 'are' is a helping verb here.

• Example : Are you coming from London?