The Frog
Words in order
Put mixed-up words in the right order to make a sentence.
On pages 57 and 58 of your book, Santoor, the words of a sentence are all mixed up. You choose the option where they are in the right order.
An English sentence usually goes in this order: first WHO or WHAT (the tiger), then what it DOES (hunts), then how, where or WHEN (silently, at night). So: The tiger hunts silently at night.
Little words like 'a' and 'the' come just before the naming word they belong to: a spider, the riverbank, the ocean. A describing word also comes just before its naming word: large groups, not groups large.
The first word of a sentence begins with a capital letter, and the sentence ends with a full stop. Read your answer aloud: if it sounds right and makes sense, it is probably correct.
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