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ELT365 · Day 174 — Ordering Tasks: Sequence and Cohesion

July 7, 2026 · Sourov · 1 min read

Idea — Ordering tasks ask learners to reconstruct the sequence of events, arguments, or steps from a text — testing comprehension of discourse structure, not just isolated facts.

Example — Learners hear five sentences from a process (how bread is made) in random order and arrange them logically. The task reveals whether they followed the whole text.

Try — Take four consecutive sentences from a text, scramble them, and ask learners to reorder them. Ask: what cohesion device gave each position away?

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