Word order

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.

What is the correct order in a sentence?

• Time at the beginning of a sentence, Place at the end

• Place in the beginning of the sentence, Time at the end.

• Time and place at the beginning of a sentence. First time, then place.

• Place and time both at the end of a sentence. First place, then time.

Which sentence is correct?

• She can sing sometimes very beautifully.

• She can sometimes sing very beautifully.

• She sometimes can sing very beautifully.

• Sometimes can she sing very beautifully.

Which sentence is correct?

• Yesterday he went to the doctor

• He went to the doctor yesterday

• He did go to the doctor yesterday

Robert left his glasses at school this morning

• correct

• incorrect

Which sentence is correct?

• I ate yesterday in Amsterdam a pizza.

• I ate a pizza in Amsterdam yesterday.

• In Amsterdam I ate yesterday a pizza.

What is the correct order?

• Subject - verb- object

• verb - object - subject

What comes first: place or time?

• place - time

• time - place

• It doesn't matter.

Sometimes the time can come at the beginning of the sentence, but only...

• if it's i n the past tense

• if you want to stress the time

• if there is no place in the sentence

• if you feel like it

What is the time in this sentence? "I will see you there tomorrow."

• tomorrow

• you

• see

• there