Jumbled Sentence

In these types of questions a sentence is divided into many parts and their order is changed. After that the candidate is asked to rearrange all parts correctly so that a grammatically correct and meaningful sentence is formed.

For example

Arrange the jumbled parts to make meaningful sentences.

1. (P) at the airport / (Q) the great pilot / (R) to welcome / (S) people had gathered

             PQRS              QRPS              RPQS              SPRQ

             Answer - SPRQ       

           Correct sentence is – People had gathered at the airport to welcome the great pilot.

        2. (P) and turned /  (Q) Bunty / (R) at the corner / (S) raced down the road

             PQRS              QSPR              RPQS              SPRQ

             Answer- QSPR

             Answer – Bunty raced down the road and turned at the corner.

Tips To Solve Jumbled Parts Sentence Questions 

Tips to rearrange a jumbled sentence into correct order:

For statements: subject + functioning verb + (preposition) object. Statements are called affirmatives. Cats (subject) jump (verb) into (preposition) boxes (object).

For questions (interrogatives): Yes or no answer questions— verb + subject+ (preposition) object. Do (verb) you (subject) jump into (preposition) box? (Object) Wh or hw questions — wh or hw interrogative word + verb + subject +(preposition) object. Why (interrogative word) do (verb) you (subject) jump into (preposition) box (object)

For orders, request & suggestions: verb+ (preposition) object. Jump (verb) into (preposition) box (object) Thanks for reading.