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The document provides scrambled sentences and asks the reader to rewrite the words in the correct order and match them to pictures on the provided lines. Thirteen scrambled sentences are given relating to common phrases involving standing up, asking permission, going to the bathroom, reading, writing one's name, cleaning, paying attention, and answering questions. The reader is tasked with unscrambling and ordering the words to form coherent sentences.
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