Reading Comprehension Strategies: Put these statements together so that they make sense on the web-site for teachers and learners of English as a secondary language from a German point of view
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1. 
So sweet of you to 
    remember. 		  6. 
If you send me your recipe, 
    I'll dictate it on my show next Friday.
  2. 
 And I must say a special "thank you"
to Mrs Betty Carroll of Leeds 6.		  
3. 
You sent me a wonderful
    birthday cake, Betty. 		  7. 
Let's have our great music quiz.
  4. 
Good afternoon, listeners, 
   and welcome to my show.		  
8. 
And could you  include exact 
    quantities, please. 		   9. 
But before that I must thank you all, you lovely listeners for your beautiful birthday cards!
  5. 
 It was a lovely
surprise!		  
10. 
If you can guess the name of a song, we'll give you a prize of the top CDs. 		  Mark this box with your mouse to make the solution appear!
Solution:4, 7 , 10 , 9 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 5 , 6 , 8
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