Question

Arrange the jumbled words appropriately to form a meaningful sentence
Problems |while| reading| face| you | can | many

A. You problems can face many reading while.
B. You can face many problems while reading.
C. While reading you can face problems many.
D. Many problems you can face reading while.

Answer 1

Hint:Jumbled words are a group of words belonging to a sentence in a random manner. A sentence is meaningful only when the words are arranged in a correct sequence to form a meaning. We will look for an option which makes a meaningful sentence.

Complete answer:
Let us analyse each option individually in detail to figure out the correct answer with the help of the above stated hint.

You problems can face many reading while: The word ‘while’ in this sentence is a clause which expresses a consequence of an ongoing action. Here the word ‘while’ is not rightly placed as it is not followed by an action word. Therefore, this is not the correct option.

You can face many problems while reading: The word ‘while’ in this sentence is a clause which expresses a consequence of an ongoing action. Here the word ‘while’ is rightly placed as is followed by an action word ‘reading’. Therefore, this is the correct option.

While reading you can face problems many: The word ‘many’ is used to express multiple number of an entity. In this sentence, this word is not rightly placed and doesn’t make any sense. Therefore, this is not the correct option.

Many problems you can face reading while: The word ‘while’ in this sentence is a clause which expresses a consequence of an ongoing action. Here the word ‘while’ is not rightly placed as it is not followed by an action word. Therefore, this is not the correct option.

Hence, the correct answer is option ‘B’.

Note:A sentence is a group of words arranged in a meaningful sequence. If the sequence of the containing words is not correct in a sentence, the meaning of the sentence can be changed if the sentence can be grammatically incorrect or may sound abrupt. Example: I will go to Delhi this week. (Correct). Delhi I will go to this week. (Incorrect).