Question

rearrange the words to make meaning. 1) enjoys / arnab/classes/ the. 2) hut/live/they/ a /in. 3) mat/a/cat/ a /on. 4) class/she/is/ three/ in. 5) help/students/other/each.

Explanation:

We need to form grammatically - correct sentences by arranging the given words in the right order. In English, a basic sentence structure often starts with a subject followed by a verb and then an object or other elements.

1. For "enjoys / Arnab/classes/ the", the subject is "Arnab", the verb is "enjoys", and the object is "the classes".
2. For "hut/live/they/ a /in", the subject is "they", the verb is "live", and the prepositional phrase "in a hut" shows the place.
3. For "mat/a/cat/ a /on", the subject is "a cat", and the prepositional phrase "on a mat" shows the location.
4. For "class/she/is/ three/ in", the subject is "she", the verb is "is", and the prepositional phrase "in class three" gives the location.
5. For "help/students/other/each", the subject is "students", the verb is "help", and "each other" is an idiomatic expression.

Answer:

1. Arnab enjoys the classes.
2. They live in a hut.
3. A cat is on a mat.
4. She is in class three.
5. Students help each other.