Unscrambling Sentences and Grammar

The video tutorial guides students through a grammar assignment where they must unscramble mixed-up sentences. The teacher provides instructions for both the top and bottom halves of the assignment, emphasizing the importance of sentence order and capitalization. Students are encouraged to cut and glue words in the correct order and write the sentences on paper.

What is the main task in this grammar assignment?

• To read a story

• To draw a picture

• To unscramble a mixed-up sentence

• To write a new sentence

What are the words given for the first sentence?

• bird flies high

• fish swims deep

• cat runs fast

• dog likes the two sit

What is the correct order of the first sentence?

• The dog likes to sit

• Likes the dog to sit

• Sit the dog likes to

• To sit likes the dog

What should you do after unscrambling the first sentence?

• Erase it

• Glue it on paper

• Throw it away

• Read it aloud

What are the words for the second sentence?

• read the book quickly

• run fast jump high

• play the game now

• see we the can son

What is the first step in unscrambling the second sentence?

• Cut it up

• Erase it

• Read it aloud

• Write it down

What is the first word of the sentence 'here my is hat red'?

• Red

• Hat

• My

• Here

What hint is given for unscrambling the sentence 'here my is hat red'?

• Use a dictionary

• Ask a friend

• Write it backwards

• Capitalize the first letter

What is the correct order of the sentence 'here my is hat red'?

• My hat is here red

• Red is my hat here

• Here is my red hat

• Hat red is my here

What are the words for the third sentence?

• the dog barks loudly

• the sun is bright

• the cat runs fast

• in is a bird that tree