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B. Rearrange each set of jumbled words into two meaningful sentences with proper punctuation and capitalisation. The kind of sentences to be formed is written in the brackets. One has been done for you. 1. regularly I do am tired your exercise excuses of you (interrogative and declarative) Do you exercise regularly? I am tired of your excuses. 2. this it who bought yesterday I T-shirt is (interrogative and declarative) 3. shining what view the are a wonderful stars (declarative and exclamatory) 4. best gave players the won their hurrah we have in (declarative and exclamatory) 5. the lunch pass salt when please me is (imperative and interrogative) 6. door opened close who the the door (interrogative and imperative) 7. about please tell me all it let me see book your (imperative and imperative) 8. road parked deserted where you car have your the looks (interrogative and declarative) 9. so today put wallet why back happy in pocket are your the you (interrogative and imperative) 10. the wake me often when train Delhi why up you smile more reaches don't (interrogative and imperative) 11. me do free when Eskimos live in call you are still igloos (imperative and interrogative) 12. where wow an exciting can I buy a bar that's of chocolate plan (exclamatory and interrogative)

          B. Rearrange each set of jumbled words into two meaningful sentences with proper punctuation and capitalisation. The kind of sentences to be formed is written in the brackets. One has been done for you.
1. regularly I do am tired your exercise excuses of you (interrogative and declarative)
Do you exercise regularly?
I am tired of your excuses.
2. this it who bought yesterday I T-shirt is (interrogative and declarative)
3. shining what view the are a wonderful stars (declarative and exclamatory)
4. best gave players the won their hurrah we have in (declarative and exclamatory)
5. the lunch pass salt when please me is (imperative and interrogative)
6. door opened close who the the door (interrogative and imperative)
7. about please tell me all it let me see book your (imperative and imperative)
8. road parked deserted where you car have your the looks (interrogative and declarative)
9. so today put wallet why back happy in pocket are your the you (interrogative and imperative)
10. the wake me often when train Delhi why up you smile more reaches don't (interrogative and imperative)
11. me do free when Eskimos live in call you are still igloos (imperative and interrogative)
12. where wow an exciting can I buy a bar that's of chocolate plan (exclamatory and interrogative)

B. Rearrange each set of jumbled words into two meaningful sentences with proper punctuation and capitalisation. The kind of sentences to be formed is written in the brackets. One has been done for you.
1. regularly I do am tired your exercise excuses of you (interrogative and declarative)
Do you exercise regularly?
I am tired of your excuses.
2. this it who bought yesterday I T-shirt is (interrogative and declarative)
3. shining what view the are a wonderful stars (declarative and exclamatory)
4. best gave players the won their hurrah we have in (declarative and exclamatory)
5. the lunch pass salt when please me is (imperative and interrogative)
6. door opened close who the the door (interrogative and imperative)
7. about please tell me all it let me see book your (imperative and imperative)
8. road parked deserted where you car have your the looks (interrogative and declarative)
9. so today put wallet why back happy in pocket are your the you (interrogative and imperative)
10. the wake me often when train Delhi why up you smile more reaches don't (interrogative and imperative)
11. me do free when Eskimos live in call you are still igloos (imperative and interrogative)
12. where wow an exciting can I buy a bar that's of chocolate plan (exclamatory and interrogative)

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