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Sentence Rearrangement

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Exam-level questions worked step by step. Try each one yourself first — then expand the solution and compare routes.

Q1.

Choose the correct order of the parts to make a meaningful sentence.

1. The village celebrated its first electricity connection. P: The children had never seen a bulb glow. Q: That night, every street hummed with excitement. R: The elders remembered decades of darkness. S: It was, everyone agreed, the beginning of a new era. 6. The panchayat promised more changes soon.

Q2.

Choose the correct order of the parts to make a meaningful sentence.

1. Ravi found a wallet on the bus. P: Inside it he found some cash and an ID card. Q: The card carried an address in the same city. R: The next morning, he returned it to its owner. S: The owner was overjoyed and offered a reward. 6. Ravi refused the reward with a smile.

Q3.

Choose the correct order of the parts to make a meaningful sentence.

1. The rains failed for the third year. P: By midnight the wells had gone dry. Q: Farmers began selling their cattle cheaply. R: As a result, the district was declared drought-hit. S: The government opened relief camps soon after. 6. Recovery, however, took two full years.

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