Less Intermediate 7-2

PorNicolas

Lesson 7





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These events are out of order. Put these sentences into chronological paragraphs using first, next, then, after that, and finally.

1. I take a shower.
I have breakfast.
I get dressed.
I catch the number 96 bus.
I walk to the bus stop.

2. I enjoy my dinner.
I take the ingredients out of the fridge.
I chop the vegetables and steam them in the pot.
I cook and season the meat. I decide what to make for dinner.

3. He cuts off all the branches.
The lumberjack chops down the tree.
He builds a chair so he can rest.
He cuts the wood into boards.
The lumberjack falls asleep.

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