When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words to form coherent sentences. Identifying jumbled words within a sentence is crucial for accurate communication. Correcting sentences in English requires attention to grammar, syntax, and word order to convey the intended meaning effectively. Through practice and understanding of sentence structure, one can improve their ability to correct sentences and phrases in English, ensuring clarity and coherence in communication. For Mose Such Questions CLICK HERE to download the app.
WE HAVE MORE THAN 1 LAKH JUMBLED SENTENCES EXERCISE IN OUR APP.
1701 | constantly people’s I’m forgetting names. |
1702 | home am tired I very get when night. I at |
1703 | and am of I tired moan hearing you groan. |
1704 | parasol. am about I thinking new buying a |
1705 | my am a I still after bit sore operation. |
1706 | the am forward I looking to to going zoo. |
1707 | my am to I going to introduce you family. |
1708 | thing am to I going first do it tomorrow. |
1709 | am with I confronted problem. a difficult |
1710 | demand. supply keep The can’t the up with |
1711 | away. sorry, I I’m but right can’t answer |
1712 | it like but I French, speak I can’t well. |
1713 | today. can’t you I give answer a definite |
1714 | drive. cannot too You be you careful when |
1715 | the cannot the We see of other side moon. |
1716 | everything. cannot our We have in own way |
1717 | case. rule be This cannot that applied to |
1718 | run. baby even The cannot less walk, much |
1719 | speak cannot at I look I you you. when to |
1720 | appearance. man be A cannot his judged by |
1721 | that. must’ve he Tom thought do needed to |
1722 | do. must’ve Mary Tom thought to knew what |
1723 | must’ve Mary Tom thought him. didn’t like |
1724 | house. must’ve a Tom paid his fortune for |
1725 | bus. must’ve his Tom left the umbrella on |
1726 | hours. must’ve there Tom been of a couple |
1727 | must’ve planning Tom been weeks. this for |
1728 | did think must’ve I it who been Tom this. |
1729 | 0.104166666666667 must waited Tom have least until at |
1730 | that. must thought Tom have do Mary would |
1731 | that. must thought Tom have do Mary could |
1732 | now. must reached Tom have by the station |
1733 | doing must had Tom have time a good that. |
1734 | night. must been Tom have last doing that |
1735 | that. must been Tom have do determined to |
1736 | Tom. same must The thing to have happened |
1737 | must left Someone have unlocked. the door |
1738 | brother have My must letter. written this |
1739 | else. must parked I have somewhere my car |
1740 | must’ve our Tom heard escaped. voices and |
1741 | time. must arrived They have this home by |
1742 | ever are closer We now have than we been. |
1743 | going travel We’re to summer. abroad this |
1744 | all forward We’re looking coming. to your |
1745 | a are for We looking with a house garage. |
1746 | are looking We always volunteers. for new |
1747 | certainly interesting That’s an question. |
1748 | do don’t Tom I think to is planning that. |
1749 | don’t that I think anything. this changes |
1750 | hope this I that information. is accurate |
1751 | knew something I that happen. funny might |
1752 | promise you I that disappointed. won’t be |
1753 | thought this I that knowledge. was common |
1754 | very and told Tom Mary were me they poor. |
1755 | be called to Tom Mary he’d say that late. |
1756 | be called to Tom Mary he’d tell her late. |
1757 | the wonder Tom I if Mary will tell truth. |
1758 | play? instruments you What do to know how |
1759 | able come You’re to you? tomorrow, aren’t |
1760 | Tom got a I here than little earlier did. |
1761 | of is evildoer, He an aware are you that? |
1762 | of is evildoer. He an aware Are you that? |
1763 | by you you Are sure this can do yourself? |
1764 | that? you sure Are absolutely do Tom will |
1765 | can’t myself I make German. understood in |
1766 | couldn’t all Tom answer questions. of the |
1767 | is isn’t impatient Tom as is, as Mary he? |
1768 | does. always the Tom does Mary same thing |
1769 | to don’t that I think going this is work. |
1770 | mind. didn’t Tom I think his would change |
1771 | mind. thought Tom I that his would change |
1772 | move you me Do want you to sofa? help the |
1773 | better one will No else a make you offer. |
1774 | offer. else make Nobody will better you a |
1775 | for don’t anyone I want sorry to feel me. |
1776 | want welcome join You’re to you us if to. |
1777 | be knew Mary Tom that to was going there. |
1778 | you? aren’t me You telling are the truth, |
1779 | you? not me You’re telling are the truth, |
1780 | you? aren’t afraid You still are of dogs, |
1781 | you? not afraid You’re still are of dogs, |
1782 | you? aren’t older You really are than me, |
1783 | aren’t a You really you? millionaire, are |
1784 | not a You’re really you? millionaire, are |
1785 | you? aren’t to You permitted are do that, |
1786 | you? not to You’re permitted are do that, |
1787 | you? aren’t to You obligated are do that, |
1788 | you? not to You’re obligated are do that, |
1789 | you? aren’t to You going are regret this, |
1790 | you? not to You’re going are regret this, |
1791 | are aren’t to You going now, do that you? |
1792 | are not to You’re going now, do that you? |
1793 | you? aren’t me You expecting are to sing, |
1794 | you? not me You’re expecting are to sing, |
1795 | aren’t and You drinking you? driving, are |
1796 | not and You’re drinking you? driving, are |
1797 | aren’t anything You doing you? wrong, are |
1798 | not anything You’re doing you? wrong, are |
1799 | are aren’t me You asking up, to give you? |
1800 | are not me You’re asking up, to give you? |
WE HAVE MORE THAN 1 LAKH JUMBLED SENTENCES EXERCISE IN OUR APP.
1701 | I’m constantly forgetting people’s names. |
1702 | I am very tired when I get home at night. |
1703 | I am tired of hearing you moan and groan. |
1704 | I am thinking about buying a new parasol. |
1705 | I am still a bit sore after my operation. |
1706 | I am looking forward to going to the zoo. |
1707 | I am going to introduce you to my family. |
1708 | I am going to do it first thing tomorrow. |
1709 | I am confronted with a difficult problem. |
1710 | The supply can’t keep up with the demand. |
1711 | I’m sorry, but I can’t answer right away. |
1712 | I like French, but I can’t speak it well. |
1713 | I can’t give you a definite answer today. |
1714 | You cannot be too careful when you drive. |
1715 | We cannot see the other side of the moon. |
1716 | We cannot have our own way in everything. |
1717 | This rule cannot be applied to that case. |
1718 | The baby cannot even walk, much less run. |
1719 | I cannot look at you when I speak to you. |
1720 | A man cannot be judged by his appearance. |
1721 | Tom must’ve thought he needed to do that. |
1722 | Tom must’ve thought Mary knew what to do. |
1723 | Tom must’ve thought Mary didn’t like him. |
1724 | Tom must’ve paid a fortune for his house. |
1725 | Tom must’ve left his umbrella on the bus. |
1726 | Tom must’ve been there a couple of hours. |
1727 | Tom must’ve been planning this for weeks. |
1728 | I think it must’ve been Tom who did this. |
1729 | Tom must have waited until at least 2:30. |
1730 | Tom must have thought Mary would do that. |
1731 | Tom must have thought Mary could do that. |
1732 | Tom must have reached the station by now. |
1733 | Tom must have had a good time doing that. |
1734 | Tom must have been doing that last night. |
1735 | Tom must have been determined to do that. |
1736 | The same thing must have happened to Tom. |
1737 | Someone must have left the door unlocked. |
1738 | My brother must have written this letter. |
1739 | I must have parked my car somewhere else. |
1740 | Tom must’ve heard our voices and escaped. |
1741 | They must have arrived home by this time. |
1742 | We are now closer than we have ever been. |
1743 | We’re going to travel abroad this summer. |
1744 | We’re all looking forward to your coming. |
1745 | We are looking for a house with a garage. |
1746 | We are always looking for new volunteers. |
1747 | That’s certainly an interesting question. |
1748 | I don’t think Tom is planning to do that. |
1749 | I don’t think that this changes anything. |
1750 | I hope that this is accurate information. |
1751 | I knew that something funny might happen. |
1752 | I promise that you won’t be disappointed. |
1753 | I thought that this was common knowledge. |
1754 | Tom and Mary told me they were very poor. |
1755 | Tom called Mary to say that he’d be late. |
1756 | Tom called Mary to tell her he’d be late. |
1757 | I wonder if Tom will tell Mary the truth. |
1758 | What instruments do you know how to play? |
1759 | You’re able to come tomorrow, aren’t you? |
1760 | I got here a little earlier than Tom did. |
1761 | He is an evildoer, are you aware of that? |
1762 | He is an evildoer. Are you aware of that? |
1763 | Are you sure you can do this by yourself? |
1764 | Are you absolutely sure Tom will do that? |
1765 | I can’t make myself understood in German. |
1766 | Tom couldn’t answer all of the questions. |
1767 | Tom isn’t as impatient as Mary is, is he? |
1768 | Tom always does the same thing Mary does. |
1769 | I don’t think that this is going to work. |
1770 | I didn’t think Tom would change his mind. |
1771 | I thought that Tom would change his mind. |
1772 | Do you want me to help you move the sofa? |
1773 | No one else will make you a better offer. |
1774 | Nobody else will make you a better offer. |
1775 | I don’t want anyone to feel sorry for me. |
1776 | You’re welcome to join us if you want to. |
1777 | Tom knew that Mary was going to be there. |
1778 | You aren’t telling me the truth, are you? |
1779 | You’re not telling me the truth, are you? |
1780 | You aren’t still afraid of dogs, are you? |
1781 | You’re not still afraid of dogs, are you? |
1782 | You aren’t really older than me, are you? |
1783 | You aren’t really a millionaire, are you? |
1784 | You’re not really a millionaire, are you? |
1785 | You aren’t permitted to do that, are you? |
1786 | You’re not permitted to do that, are you? |
1787 | You aren’t obligated to do that, are you? |
1788 | You’re not obligated to do that, are you? |
1789 | You aren’t going to regret this, are you? |
1790 | You’re not going to regret this, are you? |
1791 | You aren’t going to do that now, are you? |
1792 | You’re not going to do that now, are you? |
1793 | You aren’t expecting me to sing, are you? |
1794 | You’re not expecting me to sing, are you? |
1795 | You aren’t drinking and driving, are you? |
1796 | You’re not drinking and driving, are you? |
1797 | You aren’t doing anything wrong, are you? |
1798 | You’re not doing anything wrong, are you? |
1799 | You aren’t asking me to give up, are you? |
1800 | You’re not asking me to give up, are you? |
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 20
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 18
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 19
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 13
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 12
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words
The Most Important Jumbled Sentence Exercise Part 11
When dealing with jumbled sentences, it’s essential to correct the sentence structure for better understanding. Phrase correction in English involves rearranging or fixing misplaced words