Rearrange the words and phrases to make meaningful sentences. Remember to
use proper punctuation and capitalisation.
1. my sister/in spite of/preparing well/ for the examination/did not/ score/
good marks
2. our school band/which had/the band/competed against/won many competitions
3. they/the passengers/asked/at the last minute/to leave/the bus
MM
and a pair
4. the cricket match/watched/after school/we/yesterday/School
andhalter school
5. my sister/a pink shirt/blue jeans/is wearing/
and a pair of
6. I dined/my parents/Saturday/last/at a restaurant/with
7. from/Madhu and Trisha/every day/walk home/school
8. met/at a restaurant/we/last Thursday
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We
met
at a restaurant last
sant last theorsday
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Answer :

Sure! Here are the rearranged sentences: 1. In spite of preparing well for the examination, my sister did not score good marks. 2. Our school band, which had won many competitions, competed against the band. 3. At the last minute, the passengers were asked to leave the bus. 4. After school yesterday, we watched the cricket match. 5. My sister is wearing a pink shirt and a pair of blue jeans. 6. Last Saturday, I dined with my parents at a restaurant. 7. Madhu and Trisha walk home from school every day. 8. We met at a restaurant last Thursday. These rearranged sentences are now meaningful, properly punctuated, and capitalized to form coherent statements.