Question

Rearrange the words to make a meaningful sentence:
?/whose/is/house/this.
A. Whose is this house?
B. Whose this house is?
C. Whose house is this?
D. This house is whose?

Answer 1

Hint: The question asks to form grammatically correct sentences with a coherent meaning.

Complete Solution:
There is always something that connects either in the context or in the flow of the sentence itself. Usually, it is a particular theme or underlying idea that can be identified. Related pronouns like who, what, which gives a sign as how to move forward with the sentence. General knowledge of grammar comes in handy. Subject verb agreement is the basic of grammar. The verb should always follow a noun in a statement and should precede a noun in a question.
Option a is incorrect. The sentence does not make sense. The coherent order is not followed. So, this option is incorrect.
Option b is also incorrect. The verb is never placed at the end in a question and should follow a noun. So, the option is incorrect.
Option c is correct. The noun is followed by a verb and the question gives a coherent meaning. The logical order is followed. So, option c is correct.
Option d is incorrect. All the words indicating questions like ‘What’, ‘Which’, ‘Whose’, etc., are always placed in the beginning. So, this option is incorrect.

Note: Rules of basic grammar should be followed.