The task is to unscramble the given words in each sentence to form coherent sentences. Let's solve each one step by step:
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1. rained, morning, all, it
- Words:
rained, morning, all, it
- Logical order: The word "it" should come first, followed by "rained," and then "all morning."
- Sentence:
It rained all morning.
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2. sat, theatre, the, in, we
- Words:
sat, theatre, the, in, we
- Logical order: The subject "we" comes first, followed by the verb "sat," and then the prepositional phrase "in the theatre."
- Sentence:
We sat in the theatre.
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3. mother, kind, my, is
- Words:
mother, kind, my, is
- Logical order: The subject "my mother" comes first, followed by the verb "is," and then the adjective "kind."
- Sentence:
My mother is kind.
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4. love, a, would, Jane, cookie
- Words:
love, a, would, Jane, cookie
- Logical order: The subject "Jane" comes first, followed by the verb "would," then "love," and finally "a cookie."
- Sentence:
Jane would love a cookie.
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5. father, a, is, his, plumber
- Words:
father, a, is, his, plumber
- Logical order: The subject "his father" comes first, followed by the verb "is," and then "a plumber."
- Sentence:
His father is a plumber.
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6. looks, that, puppy, sweet, so
- Words:
looks, that, puppy, sweet, so
- Logical order: The subject "that puppy" comes first, followed by the verb "looks," and then the adjectives "so sweet."
- Sentence:
That puppy looks so sweet.
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7. dollar, loaned, him, I, a
- Words:
dollar, loaned, him, I, a
- Logical order: The subject "I" comes first, followed by the verb "loaned," then "him," and finally "a dollar."
- Sentence:
I loaned him a dollar.
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Final Answer:
1.
It rained all morning.
2.
We sat in the theatre.
3.
My mother is kind.
4.
Jane would love a cookie.
5.
His father is a plumber.
6.
That puppy looks so sweet.
7.
I loaned him a dollar.
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. It rained all morning.} \\
\text{2. We sat in the theatre.} \\
\text{3. My mother is kind.} \\
\text{4. Jane would love a cookie.} \\
\text{5. His father is a plumber.} \\
\text{6. That puppy looks so sweet.} \\
\text{7. I loaned him a dollar.}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of unscramble sentences worksheet.
