Word Order in Sentences

Reorder the words to form an interrogative sentence: you / do / like / ice cream?

• Do like you ice cream?

• Do you like cream ice?

• Do you like ice cream?

• You do like ice cream?

Reorder the words to form an interrogative sentence: she / going / is / to the party?

• Is she going to the party?

• She is going to the party?

• Going she is to the party?

• Is going she to the party?

Reorder the words to form an interrogative sentence: they / have / finished / the project?

• Have they finished the project?

• They have finished the project?

• Have finished they the project?

• The project have they finished?

Reorder the words to form an interrogative sentence: where / did / go / you / yesterday?

• Yesterday where did you go?

• Did you go where yesterday?

• Where you did go yesterday?

• Where did you go yesterday?

Reorder the words to form an imperative sentence: the / door / close / please.

• Close the door, please.

• Please close the door.

• Door close please.

• Close please the door.

Reorder the words to form an imperative sentence: your / homework / complete / before / tomorrow.

• Tomorrow complete your homework before.

• Before complete your homework tomorrow.

• Complete homework your before tomorrow.

• Complete your homework before tomorrow.

Reorder the words to form an imperative sentence: the / book / read / carefully.

• Book the read carefully.

• Read the book carefully.

• The book read carefully.

• Carefully read the book.

Reorder the words to form an imperative sentence: your / room / clean / right / now.

• Clean your room right now.

• Your clean room right now.

• Clean your right room now.

• Clean room your right now.

Reorder the words to form a complex sentence: I / to the store / went / yesterday / buy / some groceries.

• Yesterday, I went to the store to buy some groceries.

• Yesterday, I went to the store buy some groceries.

• I went to the store yesterday to buy some groceries.

• Yesterday, I went to the store to buy groceries.

Reorder the words to form a complex sentence: she / the movie / watched / because / was / interested / in / the plot.

• She the movie watched because interested in the plot.

• She the movie watched because was interested in the plot.

• She watched the movie because interested in the plot.

• She watched the movie because she was interested in the plot.