Word Order

Put the words in the right order

cake / everyone! / giving / made / much / She / so / to / too / yesterday, / she’s / a little
has / last / lottery / Michelle / money! / of / plenty / she / so / the / won / year,
a / bad / good / is / much / of / thing / Too
box / can / heavy— / help / is / it? / me / too / This / with / you
Don’t worry! food / for / have / of / the / picnic! / plenty / We

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Put the words in the right order

cake / everyone! / giving / made / much / She / so / to / too / yesterday, / she’s / a little
has / last / lottery / Michelle / money! / of / plenty / she / so / the / won / year,
a / bad / good / is / much / of / thing / Too
box / can / heavy— / help / is / it? / me / too / This / with / you
Don’t worry! food / for / have / of / the / picnic! / plenty / We

Put the words in the right order:

1. chocolate I like never to used .
2. at for is Jane me station the train waiting .
3. account from I like my out savings take to would $100 .
4. great a is Mike such guy .
5. but I has Henry have never Pacific Ocean seen the , .

Put the words in the right order. Make sure to put the adverb in the right spot!

at / I /mall / shopping / the / went / Yesterday
always / cinema / has / Jeffery / loved / the
do / start / usually / When / work / you /?
almost / I / never / TV / watch

Put the following words in order to form a grammatically correct sentence.

1. Madrid. / I / in / week / was / last
2. uniform / wear / to / at / We / work. / have / a
3. enough / study / She / doesn´t
4. still / haven´t / Mark / seen / We

Put the following words in order to form a grammatically correct sentence.

1. about/ having / How / pizza?
2. many/ people / were / How / there?
3. you / where / from? / Do / is / know / Johnny

We use “had better” (= ´d better) to give strong advice. It is followed by infinitive without to. Have a look at the following examples:

You´d better not get home late again.

The train leaves at 6. You´d better start packing now!

Put the following words in order to form a grammatically correct sentence.

1. Why / open / we / don´t / window? / the

2. much/ is/ coffee/ How/ there?

3. Danny / where / from / she / is

Put the following words in order to form a grammatically correct sentence.

1. airport/ she / the / expects / at / to / be / met
2. class / in / student / the / He / best / far / by / is
3. coming / the / they / storm / could / see