Question

Rearrange the following words and phrases to form a meaningful sentence:
 have become / part of / developing city / airstrips / an essential / any .
A)Developing city have become an essential part of any airstrips.
B)Have become part of any airstrips an essential developing city.
C)Airstrips have become an essential part of any developing city.
D)Any developing city have become part of an essential airstrips.

Answer 1

Hint: English follows the word order of Subject - Verb - Object, that is the subject of the sentence comes first, followed by the verb and then the object of the sentence.

Complete step-by-step answer:

From the hint given to us, we know how an ideal sentence in English should be constructed. Thus, the correct rearrangement of the phrases to form a meaningful sentence will be:
“Airstrips have become an essential part of any developing city.”
Hence, option C is correct as it has the correct rearrangement of the phrases.
The other options are wrong as they have grammatical errors.
In options A the object of the sentence is placed first and the subject of the sentence at the end, which is incorrect. Thus, options A is wrong.
In option B the verb has been placed at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the subject and then the object. Hence, option B is wrong.
In option D the object has been placed at the beginning of the sentence and hence, option D is incorrect.
We can observe that the incorrect options are not meaningful as they are not grammatically correct.

Note: It is important to identify the subject and the object of a sentence correctly, with respect to its context. It helps in avoiding errors while rearranging the sentences.