Last Sunday, when sally went for a walk,
she saw a policeman skipping rope;
she saw a fire engine eating an ice cream;
she saw a squirrel humming a tune;
she saw a puppy climbing a tree;
she saw two robins playing hopscotch;
she saw an organ grinder and his monkey.
Was sally imagining all this?
No, everything in the long sentence is right, except it has been punctuated incorrectly.
Change the punctuation so that it reads correctly, with out changing a single word.
Sally wasn't imagining all this. Due alterations in punctuation generates a meaningful passage whIch Is furnished hereunder as follows:
"Last Sunday when Sally went for a walk,
she saw a policeman. Skipping rope,
she saw a fire engine. Eating an ice cream,
she saw a squirrel. Humming a tune,
she saw a puppy. Climbing a tree,
she saw two robins.Playing hopscotch,
she saw an organ-grinder and his monkey."