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Rearrange The Words To Make A Complete Sentence. Begin Each Sentence With A Capital Letter and End It With A Full Stop or A Question Mark

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The document provides 10 sentences where the words are out of order and asks to rearrange the words to form complete sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation. The sentences cover topics such as many people being hurt in an accident, feeling full after eating a heavy lunch, someone's grandmother being captured during the war, flowers making a garden look pretty colorful, enjoying a trip to Disneyland, being shown how to do something yesterday, the Olympics being held every four years, riding bikes instead of driving, making a list of everything to eat, and the blue whale being the largest animal in the world.

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Rearrange The Words To Make A Complete Sentence. Begin Each Sentence With A Capital Letter and End It With A Full Stop or A Question Mark

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The document provides 10 sentences where the words are out of order and asks to rearrange the words to form complete sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation. The sentences cover topics such as many people being hurt in an accident, feeling full after eating a heavy lunch, someone's grandmother being captured during the war, flowers making a garden look pretty colorful, enjoying a trip to Disneyland, being shown how to do something yesterday, the Olympics being held every four years, riding bikes instead of driving, making a list of everything to eat, and the blue whale being the largest animal in the world.

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The document provides 10 sentences where the words are out of order and asks to rearrange the words to form complete sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation. The sentences cover topics such as many people being hurt in an accident, feeling full after eating a heavy lunch, someone's grandmother being captured during the war, flowers making a garden look pretty colorful, enjoying a trip to Disneyland, being shown how to do something yesterday, the Olympics being held every four years, riding bikes instead of driving, making a list of everything to eat, and the blue whale being the largest animal in the world.

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Rearrange The Words To Make A Complete Sentence. Begin Each Sentence With A Capital Letter and End It With A Full Stop or A Question Mark

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The document provides 10 sentences where the words are out of order and asks to rearrange the words to form complete sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation. The sentences cover topics such as many people being hurt in an accident, feeling full after eating a heavy lunch, someone's grandmother being captured during the war, flowers making a garden look pretty colorful, enjoying a trip to Disneyland, being shown how to do something yesterday, the Olympics being held every four years, riding bikes instead of driving, making a list of everything to eat, and the blue whale being the largest animal in the world.

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Word Order Rearrange the words to make a complete sentence.

Begin each sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop or a question mark.

1.

were /

hurt / the / seriously / in / accident. / Many people

2.

full / I had / a / I feel / lunch. / very / because / heavy

3.

My grandmother / during / was captured / the Japanese / by / the war.

4.

colourful / pretty. / The / flowers

/ make / the garden / look

5.

you / Disneyland? / enjoy / trip / to / Did / your

6.

showed / do / He / me / how / yesterday. / to / that

7.

every / Olympics / held / once / The / years. / four / are

8.

their / rode / instead / driving. / of / They / bikes

9.

eat. / a / of / everything / Make / you / list / that

10. the / in / the world. / is / animal / blue / largest / whale / The

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