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Rearrange the Jumbled Words to Form Meaningful Sentences. (A) at Developing / There Have Been / a Modern / Many Attempts / Snowboard - English - Communicative

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प्रश्न

Rearrange the jumbled words to form meaningful sentences.

(a) at developing / there have been / a modern / many attempts / snowboard
(a) ______________________________________

(b) was developed / a child’s toy / in 1965 / the ‘Snurfer’ / as
(b) ______________________________________

(c) and a rope / at the / two skiis / were bound / was placed / front end / together
(c) ______________________________________

(d) declared / snowboarding / in 1994 / was / event / an Olympic
(d) ______________________________________

(e) across the globe / is a / this recognition / huge victory / snowboarders / to the
(e) ______________________________________

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उत्तर

(a) at developing / there have been / a modern / many attempts / snowboard
(a) There have been many attempts at developing a modern snowboard.

(b) was developed / a child’s toy / in 1965 / the ‘Snurfer’ / as
(b) The ‘Snurfer’ was developed as a child’s toy in 1965.

(c) and a rope / at the / two skiis / were bound / was placed / front end / together
(c) Two skiis were bound together and a rope was placed at the front end.

(d) declared / snowboarding / in 1994 / was / event / an Olympic
(d) Snowboarding was declared an Olympic event in 1994.

(e) across the globe / is a / this recognition / huge victory / snowboarders / to the
(e) This recognition is a huge victory to the snowboarders across the globe.

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पाठ 6.2: Integrative Grammar Practice 5 - Exercises [पृष्ठ ८७]

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पाठ 6.2 Integrative Grammar Practice 5
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