Let's solve this step by step. The task is to
put the words in sentence order based on the pictures and the jumbled words provided.
We have four sentences, each with scrambled words and a corresponding picture. We'll analyze each one:
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1. Words: *Monterrey. to goes Grandma*
Picture: An older woman (Grandma) with a suitcase and a dog, ready to travel.
Step-by-step analysis:
- Subject: "Grandma"
- Verb: "goes"
- Preposition: "to"
- Place: "Monterrey"
So, the correct sentence structure is:
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Grandma goes to Monterrey.
✔ Final sentence:
Grandma goes to Monterrey.
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2. Words: *pets. has Luisa many*
Picture: A girl named Luisa with several pets (cat, dog, mouse).
Analysis:
- Subject: "Luisa"
- Verb: "has"
- Object: "many pets"
So, the sentence should be:
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Luisa has many pets.
✔ Final sentence:
Luisa has many pets.
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3. Words: *basketball. The plays boy*
Picture: A boy holding a basketball.
Analysis:
- Subject: "The boy"
- Verb: "plays"
- Object: "basketball"
So, the correct order is:
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The boy plays basketball.
✔ Final sentence:
The boy plays basketball.
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4. Words: *eat kids The fruit.*
Picture: Two kids eating fruit (apple and watermelon).
Analysis:
- Subject: "The kids"
- Verb: "eat"
- Object: "fruit"
Correct sentence:
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The kids eat fruit.
✔ Final sentence:
The kids eat fruit.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Grandma goes to Monterrey.
2.
Luisa has many pets.
3.
The boy plays basketball.
4.
The kids eat fruit.
These sentences match both the word clues and the images perfectly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sentence word order worksheet.
