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Question
Rearrange the jumbled sentences and write them in the correct order.
- But Hamid bought a pair of tongs.
- Granny Ameena felt proud of her grandson.
- Hamid’s friends bought different toys of their choice.
- Hamid proudly compared his tongs with a brave tiger.
- Hamid had less money than his friends.
- Granny Ameena was worried as he had to go to the Eidgah alone.
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Solution
- Granny Ameena was worried as he had to go to the Eidgah alone.
- Hamid had less money than his friends.
- Hamid’s friends bought different toys of their choice.
- But Hamid bought a pair of tongs.
- Hamid proudly compared his tongs with a brave tiger.
- Granny Ameena felt proud of her grandson.
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