103. Reordering of Sentences(25) HS1stYr

1.The/on/forests/the/industry/oil/depends
A:- The oil industry depends on the forests.

2.her misdeeds/for/she/shall/punished/be
A:-She shall be punished for her misdeeds.

3.will be/flown/flag/the visiting/PM/in honour of
A:-Flag will be flown in honour of the visiting PM.

4.doesn't/she/dare/her/master/to disobey
A:-She doesn't dare to disobey her mother.

5.our neighbours/to love/we ought
A:- We ought to love our neighbours.

6. See you again/I must/I leave/for Agra/before
A:- I must see you again before I leave for Agra.

7. lest we/miss the train/should /a taxi/ we took.
A:- We took a taxi lest we should miss the train.

8. I would /build/ I win/ if/ a school/the prize.
A:- If I win the prize I would build a school.

9. Is my friend/the boy/in an accident / died/ whose father
A:- The boy, whose father died in an accident is my friend.

10. I bought yesterday/the book/which/is lost.
A:- The book which I bought yesterday is lost.

11. the /is/world /wrestling /oldest sports/in/the/one of
A:- Wrestling is one of the oldest sports in the world.

12. Of Europe /ancient/people /cave/wrestling /have been /drawings/in found
A:- Ancient wrestling drawings have been found in the caves of Europe.

13. Communications/not matter/did/between different /when the/parts of the world.
A:- Communications did not matter between different parts of the world.

14. Synthetic materials /there was need/during /severe shortages/World War/of
A:- During World War there was need of synthetic materials

15.empire/emperor ashoka/expand the/wished/to
A:- Emperor Ashoka wished to expand the Mauryan Empire.

16. Society /is/discipline /of/foundation /the very
A:- Discipline is the very foundation of society.

17. Great importance /one of the/essentials of life/it is/in all spheres/and is of/of life
A:- It is one of the essentials of life and is of great importance in all spheres of life.

18. He has yet not from returned school.
A:- He has not yet returned from school.

19. Ali not know swim does to how
A:-Ali does not know how to swim.

20. Are harmless to people most bats
A:- Most bats are harmless to people.

21. People along had up lined road the
A:- People had lined up along the road.

22. Slowly and we near silently the target moved
A:-We moved near the target slowly and silently.

23. Talking please stop you will?
A:- Will you please stop talking?

24. She came I had left after place the
A:- I came after he had left the place.

25. This is to see you who the person came last week
A:- This is the person who came to see you last week.

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