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Place des mots dans une phrase

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1. She usually shops for clothes at the local thrift storeBoth are correctUsually she shops for clothes at the local thrift storeJe ne sais pas

2. She leaves the island during the months of December and January after darkShe leaves the island after dark during the months of December and JanuaryBoth are correctJe ne sais pas

3. Ramonita prays at St Matthew's Church fervently for ther grandmother's recoveryBoth are correctRamonita prays fervently at St Matthew's church for her grandmother's recoveryJe ne sais pas

4. Juan made an appointment to see his doctor at two o'clock on the 1st Thursday of July next summerBoth are correctJuan made an appointment next summer to see his doctor next July at two o'clock on the 1st ThursdayJe ne sais pas

5. My father was born in the backroom of a bakery in ClevelandBoth are correctMy father was born in Cleveland in the backroom of a bakeryJe ne sais pas

6. Dry the car carefully with a soft fluffy towelDry the car with a soft fluffy towel carefullyBoth are correctJe ne sais pas

7. Both are correctWe rarely see this kind of talent on a small-town high school baseball teamRarely do we see this kind of talent on a small-town high school baseball teamJe ne sais pas

8. In the car trunk, he found the golf clubs that his father had used to win the U.S.OpenHe found the golf clubs that his father had used to win the U.S.Open in the car trunkboth are correctJe ne sais pas

9. These miniature roses grow to be only an inch acrossBoth are correctThese miniature roses only grow to be an inch acrossJe ne sais pas