Rearrange the words to form meaningful sentences.
boundary / field / is / the / marked / a / with
The field is marked with a boundary.
looked / prakash / at / surprise / everybody/with
Everybody looked at Prakash with surprise.
peacock / saw / a / dancing / I / the / in / rain
I saw a peacock dancing in the rain.
white / there / and / grey / are / the / clouds / sky / in
There are white and grey clouds in the sky.
fresh / need / every day / water / plants
Plants need fresh water every day.
Explanation
(1) The correct word order places the subject 'The field' first, followed by the verb 'is marked', then the prepositional phrase 'with a boundary'. (2) The subject 'Everybody' comes first, followed by the verb 'looked at', then the object 'Prakash', and finally the adverbial phrase 'with surprise'. (3) The subject 'I' comes first, followed by the verb 'saw', then the object 'a peacock', the participle 'dancing', and the location 'in the rain'. (4) This is an existential sentence starting with 'There are', followed by the adjectives 'white and grey', the noun 'clouds', and the location 'in the sky'. (5) The subject 'Plants' comes first, followed by the verb 'need', then the object 'fresh water', and finally the time expression 'every day'.