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Mosaic 2 Grammar, 4/e
Patricia K. Werner
John P. Nelson
Danger and Daring

Part 5

Use the word order chart below to put the scrambled words in correct sentence order. Write the correct order in the blanks.


  Article, Demonstrative, or Possessive    Number    Descriptive Word     Other Noun     Noun     Phrase, Clause, or Appositive     Predicate  



1

to the house     The     path     long, winding     was very dark

2

are from Japan     red     two     These     clips     paper

3

beautiful 1990     has a dent in it     which is outside,     His father's     Porsche,

4

Kunio,     student,     That     is coming for dinner     nice new

5

from the neighbor's yard     A     cat     is sitting on our roof     fat

6

highest     is in the Himalayas     peak     mountain     The     in the world









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