On the space provided before each statement, number the sentences from 1 - 7 to form a paragraph that shows coherence and unity

___Eager to taste this scent, you pick up a small piece of curled chicharon and dip it into the vinegar, slowly, carefully, taking care not to soak the whole piece so as to keep some of the salt in the chicharon.

___Eating chicharon with vinegar is a stimulating experience.

___The acid taste of vinegar mixes with the salt, giving you a flavor that leaves your mouth watery and drooling for another taste of this salt and vinegar combination.

___The air bubbles on its surface crackle as it comes into contact with the vinegar.

___Then as you take a bite, you hear a high-pitch crunch and you feel as if you were eating air.

___You can feel your mouth water as the moist, sour scent of vinegar hits your nostrils, then flows down to your throat and diffuses in your lungs.

___You taste the salt dissolving and feel the bubble tingling and clinging to your tongue.​​