Question

rearrange the following words to make meaningful sentence use correct punctuation marks where needed 1. what to like you eat would 2. your father what is doing 3. boring a what match was it 4. won match hurray we have the​

Answer 1

1. what/ to/ like/ you/ eat/ would

• What would you like to eat?

2. your/ father/ what/ is/ doing

• What is your father doing?

3. boring/ a/ what/ match/ was/ it

• What a boring match it was!

4. won/ match/ hurray/ we/ have/ the

• Hurray! We have won the match!

The main motive of being able to rearrange is that you understand the different ways in which a sentence can be framed.

Rearranging can help one identify the different parts of a sentence, where each word should be placed, and in the end, help frame a meaningful sentence.

For this, you'd also need a basic knowledge of the existing kinds of sentences.

1. Imperative

2. Declarative

3. Interrogative

4. Exclamatory

1. Imperative Sentences

They're sentences that suggest an order/advice.

Example: Shut the door.

2. Declarative Sentences

They're sentences that convey information.

Example: She is singing a song.

3. Interrogative Sentences

They're sentences that convey a question/query.

Example: Where is your school located?

4. Exclamatory Sentences

They're sentences that convey emotions.

Example: What a touching movie that was!

Answer 2

Answer:

tea/how/prepared/is