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English, 13.05.2021 20:40 ImCoolJenny

Busted Pipe (1) Last Wednesday, while we were out of town, a pipe burst in our home. (2) Also, the bottoms of some of the cabinets will need to be repaired. (3) The floors in the kitchen and the back bathroom were ruined.
(4) The floors will need to be replaced before we can use that part of the house again. (5) Thankfully, the bottoms of the walls will be okay with just a little touch-up paint. (6) My parents will have to hire someone to do the work, but they don't think that will be a problem. (7) We're all just glad the damage was not worse.

Which sentence from the passage is out of order?

sentence 7
sentence 2
sentence 1
sentence 4

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