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WorksheetsWord Order Statement/ Conditional
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Rewrite the following sentence using the first conditional: 'If I study hard, I will pass the exam.'
I will pass the exam if I study hard.
If I pass the exam, I will study hard.
Passing the exam depends on studying hard.
I will study hard if I pass the exam.
Arrange the words in the correct order to form a statement: 'always / I / to / school / go / early.'
I always go to school early.
I always go school to early.
I go always to school early.
Go I always to school early.
Which of the following is the correct word order for a question: 'you / did / homework / your / finish / yesterday?'
Yesterday did you finish your homework?
Your homework finish did you yesterday?
Did you finish your homework yesterday?
Did homework finish your yesterday?
Identify the verb with two objects in the sentence: 'She gave me a book.'
gave
gifted
offered
Complete the sentence using 'there + be': '______ a lot of people at the party.'
There is a lot of people at the party.
There have a lot of people at the party.
There were a lot of people at the party.
There had a lot of people at the party.
Replace the object with 'it' in the sentence: 'I love my new car.'
I love he.
I love it.
I love they.
I love she.
Construct an imperative sentence using the words: 'your / homework / do / now.'
Do now your homework.
Homework your do now.
Now do your homework.
Do your homework now.
If he _______ harder, he would have passed the test. (choose the correct verb form)
had studied
study
studied
had study
Put the words in the right order to form a statement: 'never / I / to / late / school / am.'
I never am late to school.
I am never school to late.
I am never late to school.
Never am I late to school.
Which of the following is the correct word order for an imperative sentence: 'the / door / open / please.'
Open door please.
Please open the door.
Please door open the.
Open please the door.
Arrange the words to form a question: 'you / to / the / movie / want / go / tonight?'
Go you want to the movie tonight?
Want you to go the movie tonight?
Do you want to go to the movie tonight?
Do you want to go movie tonight?
Identify the verb with two objects in the sentence: 'He bought his mother flowers.'
gave
delivered
purchased
bought
Complete the sentence using 'there + be': '______ a cat on the roof.'
There have a cat on the roof.
There was a cat on the roof.
There is a cat on the roof.
There are a cat on the roof.
Replace the subject with 'it' in the sentence: 'The dog barks loudly.'
It runs quickly.
It barks loudly.
It barks quietly.
It meows loudly.
Construct an imperative sentence using the words: 'your / room / clean / now.'
Your clean room now.
Clean room your now.
Clean your room now.
Now clean your room.
If she _______ earlier, she wouldn't have missed the bus. (choose the correct verb form)
leaves
had left
has left
leave
Put the words in the correct order to form a statement: 'always / she / on time / is / never.'
She is always on time, never.
Always she is never on time.
She never is always on time.
On time she is always never.
Which of the following is the correct word order for a question: 'you / to / the / want / go / park / tomorrow?'
Do you want to go park tomorrow?
Want you to go the park tomorrow?
Tomorrow you want to go the park?
Do you want to go to the park tomorrow?
Rewrite the sentence using the first conditional: 'If it rains, we will stay indoors.'
We will stay indoors if it rains.
If we will stay indoors, it rains.
If it rains, we stay indoors.
We will stay indoors, if it rains.
Construct an interrogative sentence using the words: 'they / to / the / party / go / did / yesterday?'
Did they go to the party yesterday?
They go to the party yesterday did?
They did go to the party yesterday?
Go they to the party yesterday did?
Rearrange the words to form a question: 'the / did / see / you / movie / new / yesterday?'
Did you see the new movie yesterday?
You see the new movie yesterday did?
You did see the new movie yesterday?
See you the new movie yesterday did?
