Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences
1. Now/she dances/beautifully/than/used to
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2. Last Wednesday/Bill/ring/office/nine o'clock
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3. Billy/an old man that/has to live with his children
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4. Oliver Twist/first published/1838
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5. It/too heavy/him/lift
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6. I/able to/come/tomorrow
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1. Now/she dances/beautifully/than/used to
=> Now she dances more beautifully than she used to.
2. Last Wednesday/Bill/ring/office/nine o'clock
=> Last Wednesday, Bill rang to the office at nine o'clock.
3. Billy/an old man that/has to live with his children
=> Billy is such an old man that he has to live with his children.
4. Oliver Twist/first published/1838
=> Oliver Twist was first published in 1838.
5. It/too heavy/him/lift
=> It's too heavy for him to lift.
6. I/able to/come/tomorrow
=> I'm not be able to come tomorrow / I'll be able to come tomorrow.
1. Now/she dances/beautifully/than/used to
=> Now she dances beautifully than she used to.
2. Last Wednesday/Bill/ring/office/nine o'clock
=> Last Wednesday , Bill rang to his office at nine o'clock.
3. Billy/an old man that/has to live with his children
=> Billy is an old man that has to live with his children.
4. Oliver Twist/first published/1838
=> Oliver Twist was frist published in 1838.
5. It/too heavy/him/lift
=> It's too heavy for him to lift.
6. I/able to/come/tomorrow
=> I'm able to come tomorrow.
Use the following sets of words and phrases to write complete sentences
1. Now/she dances/beautifully/than/used to
=> Now she dances more beautifully than she used to.
2. Last Wednesday/Bill/ring/office/nine o'clock
=> Last Wednesday? Bill rang to his office at nine o'clock.
3. Billy/an old man that/has to live with his children
=> Billy is an old man that he has to live with his children.
4. Oliver Twist/first published/1838
=> Oliver Twist was first published in 1838.
5. It/too heavy/him/lift
=> It's too heavy for him to lift.
6. I/able to/come/tomorrow
=> I'll be able to come tomorrow.
