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In this game, players must correctly order sentences.

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In this game, players must correctly order sentences.

by Almendra R.M
1

Arrange the sentences alphabetically by the subject of each sentence.

2

Arrange the demonstratives according to their specificity, starting with the most general and moving to the most specific.

3

Order the sentences based on the immediacy of the action they describe, from actions happening right now to actions that are ongoing but not occurring at this exact moment.

4

Sort the adverbs based on their frequency of occurrence, from least to most frequent.

5

Order the prepositions based on their general proximity to a reference point, from closest to furthest.

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