Put the words back in the right order (unscramble the sentence)
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You’ve understood the sentence, now build it yourself. Take a line from a video you just watched, get its words shuffled, and drag them back into the order the speaker said them. Then play the clip and hear it land exactly the way you put it together.
This one comes from an intermediate learner who understands most of what she hears but still stumbles on word order when she speaks. Reading and listening don’t force you to decide where the words go; rebuilding a real sentence does, and the video is right there to check against.
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