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    Jumbled Sentence Simple Past 1 (Intermediate Plus)

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    Jumbled Sentence Simple Past 1 (Intermediate Plus)

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    Jumbled Sentence Simple Past 1 (Intermediate Plus)

    Uploaded by

    Chiew N Pang
    Answers can be found in: http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com

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    Instructions:

    The words are jumbled. Put them in the right sequence to form a correct sentence.

    Some words should be repeated.

    Hint: The bigger the word is, the more times it is used in the sentence.
    These sentences are extracts from three
    recent news reports.
    First, try to put the jumbled words into the
    right sequence.
    Then, see if you can classify the sentences
    into the three groups.
    When you’ve done that, give each group a
    headline.
    Finally, invent three short reports using
    the sentences.
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