IXL | Put the sentences in order | 4th grade language arts

Put the sentences in order from beginning to end.

He grabbed a ladder and got the cat down a few minutes later.

Yesterday, our cat ran up a tree.

As soon as I saw it, I quickly called my father.

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question

Put the sentences in order from beginning to end.

After that, Levi will teach her to stay.

Levi is training his new puppy.

First, he will teach her to sit.

key idea

To tell a story or explain how to do something, sentences should go in an order that makes sense. Writers often start by saying what the passage is about. Then they write about events in the order that they happen. Time-order words and phrases make that order clearer.

We drove to Clarksville last weekend.

When we got there, we had breakfast with my grandparents.

We decided to catch an afternoon movie after we ate.

Later that evening, we watched the sunset at the beach.

solution

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

Levi is training his new puppy.

First, he will teach her to sit.

After that, Levi will teach her to stay.

The sentence that talks about Levi training his new puppy goes first. It tells you what the rest of the passage is about.

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