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Rearrange the following words or phrases to the form meaningful sentences
a) was/there /a/ king/upon/time /once/a

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a) was a/one component
b) employees at the
Instead of 'exist' it should be 'existed'.
c) There is no omission
d) Six was and why (two words were omitted)

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Rearrange the following words or phrases to the form meaningful sentences a) was/there /a/ king/upon/time /once/a

a) was a/one component b) employees at the Instead of 'exist' it should be 'existed'. c) There is no omission d) Six was and why (two words were omitted)

Rearrange the following words or phrases to the form meaningful sentences
a) was/there /a/ king/upon/time /once/a

a) was a/one component
b) employees at the
Instead of 'exist' it should be 'existed'.
c) There is no omission
d) Six was and why (two words were omitted)