Question

Rearrange the given words and phrases to form a meaningful sentence. The managing director/ in listening to her/was not interested/ explanation about why profits were lessening​

Answer 1

Answer:

THE MANAGING DIRECTOR WAS NOT INTERESTED IN LISTENING TO HER EXPLANATION ABOUT WHY PROFITS WERE LESSENING

Explanation:

                       

Answer 2

The correct rearrangement of given phrases in the sentence is:

The managing director was not interested in listening to her explanation about why profits were lessening.

• The following considerations are required to successfully build a sentence from the dispersed words or phrases:

1. If an article is present, the sentence will usually begin with an article in a capital letter which is "The" here.
2. This is followed by the subject which is the person noun, which in this phrase refers to the person "managing director".
3. It is followed by a modal and a verb indicating the activity, "was not interested" in the case of the noun managing director.
4. This is followed by the second verb phrase with the second person, which is "in listening to her".
5. Finally, the sentence's object phrase to whom the person is referring or talking to in the sentence, "explanation of why profits were lessening."

• The sentence now indicates that the managing director was uninterested in hearing the girl's reasons and explanations for why the company's revenues were declining.
• Hence, the sentence is properly structured.