Rules For Jumbled Sentence

More Rules To Arrange Jumbled Sentences:

6). If an article is present at the starting of a sentence. Then the chances of that sentence to be the 1st in the paragraph is more

7). If all the articles are present as the starting words of different sentences then they are arranged as follows

• The sentence starting with ‘A’ comes first
• The sentences starting with ‘An’ and ‘The’ will follow the sentence starting with ‘A’.

8). If there are 3-sentences starting with ‘But’, ‘So’ and ‘Now’ respectively. Then those 3-sentences will be arranged in the following order

• Sentence starting with ‘But’
• Sentence starting with ‘So’
• Sentence starting with ‘Now’

9). If the given set of sentences consists of  a simple, compound and complex sentences they are arranged in the following manner
Simple sentence –  A sentence consisting of only one clause, with a single subject and verb.
For example:

• Rohan waited for the cab.

Compound sentence – a sentence that consists of 2-independent clauses connected to one another with a conjunction
For example:

• Rohan waited for the cab, but the cab was late.

Complex sentence – a sentence that consists of an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses connected to it
For example:

• Rohan realized that the cab was late while he waited at the cab stop. (Or)
• While he waited at the cab stop, Rohan realized that the cab was late.

10). If a sentence starts with the words Hence, Finally or Therefore then that sentence comes last in the paragraph.