Question

Question # 44
Rearrange the given phrases to form a complete sentence.
Note: The phrases numbered 1 and 6 are fixed.
1. The initial report
(A) probable cause
(B) does not
(C) about the
(D) say anything
6. of the air crash.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The intial report does not say anything about probable cause of the air crash.

Answer 2

The correct sequence of answers is as follows:

1. The initial report

B. does not

D. say anything

C. about the

A. probable cause

6. of the air crash.

Jumbled Sentence

• Jumbled sentences refer to exercises where we need to arrange the given words and phrases to make a meaningful sentence.

• In the given sentence, the first and last phrases are given. We need to arrange the middle phrases to make a coherent sentence.

• Solving jumbled sentences can be a fun way for children to learn the basics of sentence construction.