Arrange the following sentences to make a story about Sherlock Holmes. 1. On one of these evening visits, Lestrade talked about the weather and other boring things. After that he stopped talking and looked at Holmes. "Well," said Holmes, "have you got anything interesting for me today?" 2. Mr Lestrade, a detective from Scotland Yard, often visited my friend Sherlock Holmes and me in the evening. Holmes enjoyed talking to Lestrade because he learnt what was happening in London. Lestrade liked these visits too because Holmes often helped him in his work. 3. "You see, Mr Holmes," the detective answered, "there is something unusual but I

The story in order:

1. Mr Lestrade, a detective from Scotland Yard, often visited my friend Sherlock Holmes and me in the evening. Holmes enjoyed talking to Lestrade because he learnt what was happening in London. Lestrade liked these visits too because Holmes often helped him in his work.
2. On one of these evening visits, Lestrade talked about the weather and other boring things. After that he stopped talking and looked at Holmes. "Well," said Holmes, "have you got anything interesting for me today?"
3. "You see, Mr Holmes," the detective answered, "there is something unusual but I

Explanation: Sentence 2 introduces Mr. Lestrade and his visits, setting the scene. Sentence 1 continues the narrative of an evening visit, describing Lestrade's conversation and Holmes's reaction. Sentence 3 follows logically as Lestrade begins to explain the unusual situation.