Build the idea
Build exam-ready understanding by connecting the core idea, formulas or facts, worked example and previous NDA questions. Focus on why each rule works, then test it under timed conditions.
Concept
Jumbled parts/words of a sentence are given and you arrange them into a grammatically correct, meaningful sentence.
Find the subject and verb first, then attach phrases of place, time and manner.
Key Points & Formulas
- Usual order: Subject + Verb + Object + place + time.
- Look for the natural opening word (capital/article) and the ending.
- Keep prepositional phrases together as units.
- Test the final order by reading it aloud.
Worked Example
Q. Arrange: (P) every evening (Q) in the park (R) the children (S) play
Subject (R) + verb (S) + place (Q) + time (P).
'The children play in the park every evening.' Order: R S Q P.
