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Word order: Verbs and objects go together

Examples:

I like raw food very much. (Not I like very much raw food.)

I learn English today. (Not I learn today English.)

I always wash my sprouts. (Not I wash always my sprouts.)

Choose the right order of the words in the sentences. Good luck!

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1.

pleasure.

with

I

water

some

drank

2.

plays

Brian

often

computer.

3.

on

her

Friday.

I

met

4.

Sally

fishing.

likes

also

5.

Gustav

eats

day.

every

sprouts

6.

sprouts

very

much.

enjoys

Gustav

his

7.

minutes.

in

five

run

20

I

can

kilometres

8.

quickly.

his

homework

does

He

9.

tilt

the

right.

to

my

I

head

10.

into

my

nose

her

Sally

business.

puts