G1 Word Order Lesson

​The words in a sentence must be in the right order. The order must make sense.

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Correct: Tim has a tan cap.

Not correct: cap a has Tim tan​

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence with the correct order.

• You like to eat cake.

• Cake eat like to you.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence with the correct order.

• Fast run you.

• You run fast.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence in the correct order.

• Mom eats pizza.

• Pizza mom eats.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence with the correct order.

• To play want I.

• I want to play.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is in the correct order?

• The boy cycles to school every day.

• To school cycles the boy every day.

• Every day the boy cycles to school.

• The boy cycles every day to school.

​English Sentence Structure

5 parts of a sentence

​We did art in class today.

1. Every sentence begins with a capital letter

2. ​"We" subject - who the sentence is about

3. "did" verb - what the subject ​is doing or did

4. "art in class today" completes the thought

5. " . " end mark​

​Five parts of a complet sentence

Are you going to the fair?

1. Every sentence begins with a capital letter

2. "you" subject

3. " are going" verb

4. "to the fair" completes the thought

5. "?" end mark

Multiple Choice

Complete or Incomplete?

Sarah and Jo went to the store.

• Complete

• Incomplete

Multiple Choice

The black cat

• Complete Sentence

• Incomplete Sentence

Remember!

A complete sentence must have:

• Subject

• Verb​

  And it must express a complete thought.​

  Examples:

• She studied.

• I ​like watching TV.