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    Put the words in the right order (English exercise n°4267 - Please quote this number when contacting us)



    Put the words in the right order

    Voici un petit test pour débutants où il faut remettre correctement les mots des phrases dans l'ordre. Les phrases sont de toutes sortes(phr. interrogatives, phr. affirmatives ou négatives, phr. impératives, ...). Elles sont le plus souvent simples et vous permettront d'apprendre un peu plus sur les structures de phrases.





    English exercise "Put the words in the right order" created by anonyme (17-10-2005) with The test builder
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    Click on the words to build sentences.

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    2. it time What is ?
    3. English Do ? you speak
    4. are The flowers nice.
    5. don't know. I
    6. you got ? brothers many How have
    7. I play are friends with because don't they on holiday. my
    8. Mr. teacher new been our Boomba since has Monday.
    9. you Did new Spears week the this Britney CD buy 's ?
    10. I back o'clock. If go at I cinema, the will come eight to







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