Jumbled Words – Fun time

Conversion of the jumbled worlds into meaningful words or sentences isn’t everyone's cup of tea. There are various advantages of converting jumbled worlds into meaningful sentences adds new words into your mind and enhances your grammar language. For learners who want to have a good long-term relationship with the English language will definitely face problems with activities initially or in starting but with time everything will be on your side as you are basically working on your language skills, which is actually very important. As with good language skills you will have good spoken English. Understanding the term “Jumbled Words"

The word jumble means to mix up or disarranged or disordered. The task of converting disordered or disarranged phrases or words into meaningful one is totally based on your understanding and attention to detail over the words and arranging thin properly to form proper sentences.

The task of making the meaningful words from the disordered or the jumbled words given to you requires certain skill enlisted below:

• Your ability to understand the words.
• Convert or arrange them into meaningful sentences.
• Attention to detail while going through the words.
• The hold of command on your language.
  

Importance of Jumbled Words

Increases your Vocabulary: Solving jumbled words puzzles enhances your vocabulary as with every passing day you will add on or grab new words in your brain. Don’t get distressed if you aren’t able to solve a few of them as gradually you will learn new words, enhance your vocabulary.

Allows you to pay attention to detail: Solving jumbled words puzzles allows you to pay attention to detail so that you quickly guess the answers to the questions asked in form of jumbled sentences.

The Points to RememberCompulsory Skills Required

• Problem Solving
• Relating Knowledge with the Background
• Getting hold of the primary ideas and details.
• Comparing with previous knowledge
• Arranging the sentences.
• Sequencing the sentences.

These set of skills are really important for one while converting disordered or disarranged phrases or words into meaningful sentences.

Few Exercises

Example 1

Rearrange the following sentences into a meaningful paragraph. The lines given in this example have to be arranged to make a meaningful conclusive paragraph.

• My mom scolded me very badly.
• I woke up late in the morning.
• The doctor asked me to manage my routine cycle and to eat healthy food cooked at home.

1. Then I had to leave for the office.
2. I went to the washroom and got ready in 15 minutes.
3. And because I was in a hurry I had to eat junk street food in front of my colony.

• Then, I visited a nearby doctor.
• Later I had a lot of stomach ache and felt a little feverish in the evening.

1. In the evening while talking to my mother I told her about my day and the tragedy of the day.
2. Then, I visited a nearby doctor.
3. And the next morning I woke up early and had had a healthy breakfast and the day.

• Then I promised that I will not repeat the same next time.

Answer

I woke up late in the morning. I went to the washroom and got ready in 15 minutes. Then I had to leave for the office. And because I was in a hurry I had to eat junk street food in front of my colony. Later I had a lot of stomach ache and felt a little feverish in the evening. Then, I visited a nearby doctor. The doctor asked me to manage my routine cycle and to eat healthy food cooked at home. In the evening while talking to my mother I told her about my day and the tragedy of the day. My mom scolded me very badly. Then I promised that I will not repeat the same next time. And the next morning I woke up early and had had a healthy breakfast and the day.

Moving on to the next exercise, tighten your belt and solve it properly. A different thing is stored for you!

Example 2

Rearrange the following words to form meaningful sentences.

1. I/ promised/ then/ will/ not/ same/ repeat/ next/ the/ time/ that/ I
2. With/ good/as/ English/ language/ spoken/ you/ skills/ good/ have/ will

Answers

1. Then I promised that I will not repeat the same next time.
2. As with good language skills, you will have good spoken English

Hope you enjoyed both the activities. And now it’s time for a recap!

Recap

1. The word jumble means to mix up or disarranged or disordered.
2. Solving jumbled words puzzles enhances your vocabulary as with every passing day you will add on or grab new words in your brain.

• Solving jumbled words puzzles allows you to pay attention to detail so that you quickly guess the answers to the questions asked in form of jumbled sentences.

1. It helps you to have a command on your language

So, this was all the basics of jumbled words. Hope this makes your concepts clearer!