Educational worksheet focusing on sequence words and conditional clauses for language learning.

Of course! Let's break down and solve each section of the worksheet step-by-step.

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## A. Read the instructions for making ice cream. Number the steps 1 to 5 and underline the words that show the order.

Here’s the paragraph with the steps numbered correctly and the sequencing words underlined:

> 1. Next, put the mixture in a freezer-safe container and chill it in the freezer for about an hour.
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> 2. Finally, cover the ice cream and freeze it overnight.
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> 3. First, mix cream, sugar, and your flavours in a bowl.
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> 4. When the ice cream is like soft serve ice cream, stir in your mix-ins. (Soft serve ice cream is the kind of ice cream you get at fast food restaurants.)
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> 5. Once it has been chilled, stir the ice cream by hand with a mixer and put it back in the freezer. Repeat this step every 30 minutes for 2–3 hours.

✔ Underlined sequencing words:
- Next
- Finally
- First
- When
- Once

> 💡 *Note: The original paragraph is not in order. We reordered it logically: start mixing → chill → stir repeatedly → add mix-ins → freeze overnight.*

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## B. Sort the sequence words into groups.

We are given these words:
> Start — Once — Secondly — Finally — Next — Thirdly — After that — Lastly — When — Firstly

Let’s group them based on their function in a sequence:

| Group | Words |
|--------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| Start | First, Firstly, Start |
| Next Step | Next, Secondly, Thirdly, After that |
| Conditions | When, Once |
| End | Finally, Lastly |

✔ Completed Table:

| Start | Next Step | Conditions | End |
|-------------|---------------------|----------|-----------|
| First | Next | When | Finally |
| Firstly | Secondly | Once | Lastly |
| Start | Thirdly | | |
| | After that | | |

> 💡 *Explanation:*
> - “Start” group = words that indicate the beginning.
> - “Next Step” = words that show progression or order in steps.
> - “Conditions” = words that introduce a condition or trigger (e.g., “when X happens, then Y”).
> - “End” = words that signal the final step.

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## C. ‘Once’ and ‘when’ introduce clauses. That means they need to be followed by a subject and a verb. Describe the words in brackets to form ‘Once’ and ‘When’ clauses.

We need to complete each sentence using a clause starting with “Once” or “When”, including a subject and verb from the bracketed options.

1.

> Original: Bake the cookies at 180 degrees Celsius for about 12 minutes. [are / the / golden brown / cooked], remove them from the oven and let them cool for one hour.

✔ Corrected sentence:
> Once the cookies are golden brown, remove them from the oven and let them cool for one hour.

> 💡 *“Once” introduces a condition — when the cookies reach a certain state (golden brown), you take action.*

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2.

> Original: Glue the two pieces together. [has dried / once / glue / the], you can begin to paint.

✔ Corrected sentence:
> Once the glue has dried, you can begin to paint.

> 💡 *“Once” again sets a condition — painting can only happen after the glue dries.*

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3.

> Original: Scan it and put it in the bag. [since / all the items / have scanned / you], you can pay.

✔ Corrected sentence:
> Once you have scanned all the items, you can pay.

> 💡 *“Once” introduces the completion of scanning as the trigger for payment. “Since” would imply reason or time passed, which doesn’t fit as well here. “Once” is more precise for condition/trigger.*

> ⚠️ Note: “Since” could technically work (“Since you have scanned...”), but “Once” better fits the instructional tone of the worksheet.

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4.

> Original: To start your robotic vacuum cleaner, push the ‘Clean’ button. [is / finished / vacuum / when], it will return home.

✔ Corrected sentence:
> When the vacuum is finished, it will return home.

> 💡 *“When” introduces the condition — upon completion of cleaning, the robot returns. “Finished” is the state that triggers the action.*

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## ✔ Final Answers Summary:

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A. Numbered Steps & Underlined Words:

1. First, mix cream, sugar, and your flavours in a bowl.
2. Next, put the mixture in a freezer-safe container and chill it in the freezer for about an hour.
3. Once it has been chilled, stir the ice cream by hand with a mixer and put it back in the freezer. Repeat this step every 30 minutes for 2–3 hours.
4. When the ice cream is like soft serve ice cream, stir in your mix-ins.
5. Finally, cover the ice cream and freeze it overnight.

*(Underlined: First, Next, Once, When, Finally)*

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B. Sequence Word Groups:

| Start | Next Step | Conditions | End |
|-------------|---------------------|----------|-----------|
| First | Next | When | Finally |
| Firstly | Secondly | Once | Lastly |
| Start | Thirdly | | |
| | After that | | |

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C. Completed Sentences:

1. Once the cookies are golden brown, remove them from the oven and let them cool for one hour.
2. Once the glue has dried, you can begin to paint.
3. Once you have scanned all the items, you can pay.
4. When the vacuum is finished, it will return home.

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