Question

Arrange the jumbled words appropriately to form a meaningful sentence :
physics lab | gone | He | has | to

• A. To Physics lab he has gone.
• B. Has he gone to Physics lab.
• C. He has gone to Physics lab.
• D. Gone to Physics lab he has.

Answer 1

Answer: (C)

He has gone to Physics lab.

An assertive sentence in the active voice usually follows the format: Subject + verb+ object. Among the jumbled words, the noun/ pronoun which can be the subject of the given sentence are: 'He' and 'physics lab'. The verb among the jumbled words is: 'has gone'.

The possible sentences which can be formed are: 'He has gone', and 'Physics lab has gone'. While the first sentence is grammatically correct and meaningful; The second sentence does not convey any meaning.

Let us take the sentence, 'He has gone'. Where has he gone?' The answer is: 'to the physics lab'. Hence the correct sentence is 'He has gone to the physics lab'. Option C is correct.

Option B: The sentence, 'To physics lab, he has gone' is grammatically incorrect as an assertive sentence in the active voice usually starts with the subject. Hence, option B is incorrect.

Option C: 'Has he gone to physics lab' is a question and has to end with a question mark. The given sentence ends with a full stop. Hence, this option is incorrect.

Option D: The sentence, 'Gone to physics lab he has' ends with the phrase, 'He has'. This is incomplete and conveys no meaning because there is no verb after the auxiliary (has). Further, the sentence begins with the verb, which is grammatically incorrect. Hence, this option is incorrect.