Word Order Challenge

excitedly/who/drive/self-driven/cars/are/waiting/for/can’t/people.

• Self-driven cars are waiting for people who can drive.

• Excited people can't wait for self-driven cars to drive.

• People who can drive are waiting for self-driven cars.

• People who are excitedly waiting for self-driven cars can't drive.

to/the/store/I/go/every/Saturday/morning.

• I go to the market every Sunday morning.

• I go to the store every Saturday morning.

• Every Saturday morning I visit the store.

• I go to the store every Friday evening.

homework/finished/I/have/my/just/now.

• I have just finished my homework now.

• My homework just finished I have.

• Now I have finished my homework.

• I just finished my homework now.

the/sky/blue/is/very/today.

• Today is very blue in the sky.

• The blue sky is very today.

• The sky is very green today.

• The sky is very blue today.

friends/my/with/I/going/are/to/the/movies.

• I am going to the movies with my friends.

• My friends are going to the movies with I.

• I am going to the park with my friends.

• We are going to the movies with my friend.

delicious/that/was/pizza/last/night.

• Pizza was that delicious last night.

• That was pizza delicious last night.

• That pizza was delicious last night.

• Last night was delicious pizza that.

the/teacher/asked/a/question/interesting.

• The teacher asked a boring question.

• The teacher asked an interesting question.

• The teacher asked a question interestingly.

• An interesting question was asked by the teacher.

running/they/are/very/quickly/in/the/park.

• They are walking slowly in the park.

• They run very fast at home.

• They are jogging quickly in the street.

• They are running very quickly in the park.

the/meeting/was/at/ten/o’clock/this/morning.

• The meeting was at nine o'clock this morning.

• The meeting was at ten o'clock this morning.

• The meeting is at ten o'clock this morning.

• The meeting was at ten o'clock yesterday morning.

she/plays/the/piano/beautifully/very.

• She beautifully plays the piano very.

• Very beautifully she plays the piano.

• The piano plays she very beautifully.

• She plays the piano very beautifully.