IXL | Put the sentences in order | 2nd grade language arts

Put the sentences in order from beginning to end.

First, Dad cooks dinner.

Then, we eat dinner together.

While he cooks, I set the table.

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Put the sentences in order from beginning to end.

Now, most people live in cities.

Then, people started living in cities.

In the past, many people lived on farms.

To tell a story, sentences should go in order. Time-order words can help show when things happen.

Some time-order words tell that a sentence is about the past, present, or future.

We went to the zoo today.

Tomorrow, we will go to the park.

Now, we are eating dinner.

We will go to bed soon.

Some time-order words put things in order.

First, I got out of bed.

I got dressed next.

Then, I had some food.

Finally, I went to school.

Put the sentences in order from beginning to end. The time-order words and phrases can help you.

In the past, many people lived on farms.

Then, people started living in cities.

Now, most people live in cities.

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