Question

what are the rules for making a meaningful sentence from jumble words​

Answer 1

2 PROCEDURE FOR RULE BASED SIMPLE ENGLISH

SENTENCE CORRECTION

In this work, a rule based approach is employed to

handle the correction of English sentences by rearrangement.

Using various grammar rules that tackle simple sentences

from the basic grammar rules in [6], a rule has been devised to

handle jumbled words in incorrect English sentences. These

sentences can be rearranged after word-tagging to form simple

meaningful English sentences.

In this work, each word is associated with a specific

word-type (subject, object, etc.). Each one of these word-types

is assigned a particular position in a sentence based on the

rule devised. If the words belonging to particular word-types

take positions other than the ones mentioned in the grammar

rule, then the words are swapped to make the sentence

grammatically correct, thereby essentially rearranging all the

words to obtain a meaningful sentence.

3 EQUATIONS

The grammar rule to correct scrambled English sentences is

given by the equation below:

The terms used in the equation are:

1. Subject adjective: The adjective for subject.

2. Subject verb: Verb that refers to the subject.

3. Object adjective: The adjective for object.

4. Object: Refers to the object in the sentence.

5. Indeclinable list: The list of indeclinables (mostly used

as prepositions).

6. Adjective noun pairs list: List of adjective and noun

pairs that appear in a sentence.

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Answer 2

the simple rule to rearrange the jumbled word is

subject+functioning verb+preposition (if any)+object

if you are able to know what is subject,verb,object get them number and then try to rearrange them

for example:

brother/an/wants/be/my/astronaut/to

in this my brother is subject

wants is verb

to and be is preposition

and astronaut is object

so we arrange it as

my brother wants to be an astronaut

hope you understand