Question

once i head off to the army, youll have to set and clear the table every night, not to mention taking out the trash and folding the laundry. reorder the parts of the sentence to state the ideas more clearly. \you will have to set and every night, take out the trash, and once i \ answer bank leave for the army clear the table fold the laundry

Explanation:

To reorder the sentence for clarity, we analyze the original sentence's meaning. The original says that once the speaker heads to the army, the listener has to do table tasks nightly, plus trash and laundry. The structure should be: "You will have to set and [clear the table] every night, take out the trash, and [fold the laundry] once I [leave for the army]." We match the phrases: "set and" needs "clear the table" (parallel task), "and" after trash needs "fold the laundry" (parallel chore), and "once I" needs "leave for the army" (condition).

Answer:

First blank: clear the table
Second blank: fold the laundry
Third blank: leave for the army