Rearrange the following sentence....king/like/to/your/a/till/the/fellow/good/departs/keep/backyard
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Like a good fellow keep to your backyard till the king departs
(The above line is from the story "The Watchman of the Lake" by RK Narayan)
The dialogue is between Mara (the watchman) and the Headman, when Mara goes to inform the headman about what the Goddess told Mara when she came in his dream. However the headman refuses to belive him and gets angry with him and tells him "Be off. And like a good fellow keep to your backyard till the king departs. I will give you a fine gift if you behave yourself".
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Rules for rearranging sentence
- For statements: subject+functioning verb+(preposition)+object. Statements are called affaffirmatives.
- For questions (interrogatives):
- Yes or no answer questions: verb+subject+(preposition)+object.
- Wh/hw questions: wh/hw interrogative word + verb + subject +(preposition) object.
- For orders/request/suggestions: verb+ (preposition)+object.
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