2nd Grade Expand and Rearrange Sentences Practice

Practice sentence expansion in 2nd grade sentences. Make sentences longer, clearer, or differently ordered.

GRADE 2
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What information does the added phrase provide?

A sentence can be expanded with useful details or rearranged while keeping a complete thought. “The dog ran” can become “The dog ran across the yard.”

Sentence Expansion and Order in a sentence

A sentence can be expanded with useful details or rearranged while keeping a complete thought. “The dog ran” can become “The dog ran across the yard.”

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