Here are the correctly arranged sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation (full stops):
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1. Steven sometimes goes to work by train.
*Explanation:* Subject “Steven” comes first, followed by the adverb “sometimes,” then the verb phrase “goes to work,” and finally the prepositional phrase “by train” indicating the mode of transport.
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2. We are making toys for all the children.
*Explanation:* Subject “We” starts the sentence, followed by the present continuous verb “are making,” then the object “toys,” and the purpose/prepositional phrase “for all the children.”
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3. Cloe and Taylor play soccer during the break.
*Explanation:* Compound subject “Cloe and Taylor” begins the sentence, followed by the verb “play,” object “soccer,” and time phrase “during the break.”
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4. My father bought us a new TV set.
*Explanation:* Subject “My father,” verb “bought,” indirect object “us,” direct object “a new TV set.” In English, when giving something to someone, we often say “bought [someone] [something].”
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5. Mary invited his family to the party.
*Explanation:* Subject “Mary,” verb “invited,” object “his family,” and prepositional phrase “to the party” indicating destination or event.
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6. Samuel sent a postcard from Martha’s vineyard.
*Explanation:* Subject “Samuel,” verb “sent,” object “a postcard,” and prepositional phrase “from Martha’s vineyard” showing origin. Note: “Martha’s vineyard” should be capitalized as it’s a proper noun (place name).
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7. The tailor made a suit for my brother.
*Explanation:* Subject “The tailor,” verb “made,” object “a suit,” and prepositional phrase “for my brother” indicating recipient.
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8. Tal cooked a delicious meal for all her friends.
*Explanation:* Subject “Tal,” verb “cooked,” object “a delicious meal,” and prepositional phrase “for all her friends” indicating who the meal was for.
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9. We bought this car two years ago.
*Explanation:* Subject “We,” verb “bought,” object “this car,” and time phrase “two years ago” at the end to indicate when the action happened.
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10. My friend and I go to the seaside at the weekend.
*Explanation:* Compound subject “My friend and I,” verb “go,” destination “to the seaside,” and time “at the weekend.” (Note: In American English, “on the weekend” is more common, but “at the weekend” is correct in British English.)
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11. The family lives in a flat in a big city in Wales.
*Explanation:* Subject “The family,” verb “lives,” and multiple prepositional phrases stacked to show location: “in a flat,” “in a big city,” “in Wales.” The most specific location (flat) comes first, then broader (city), then country (Wales).
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✔ All sentences now follow standard English syntax, start with capital letters, and end with full stops.
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