How do metamorphic rocks turn into sedimentary rocks?

Answer 1

The direct route would be for the metamorphic rocks to become exposed at the surface and undergo weathering and erosion. The particles broken loose and transported by those processes could eventually be deposited, compacted, and cemented together with other rock particles into a sedimentary rock.

Answer 2

Metamorphic rocks must first be weathered or eroded into sediments. Those sediments can then get compacted or cementated. Compaction occurs when the sediments are deeply buried, putting them under a lot of pressure which causes the sediments to squash together. Cementation occurs when newly formed minerals that are deposited by water act like a glue to stick the pieces of sediment together like a brick layer uses a bag of cement and sand.

Answer 3

2 basic steps Heat and Pressure