Instructions: Rearrange the jumbled words/phrases to form meaningful sentences. Click "Show Answer" to check.
Section A: Simple Rearrangement (10 Questions)
1. every / she / morning / exercises
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: She exercises every morning. (Subject + Verb + Time expression)
2. the / reading / is / boy / a / book
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: The boy is reading a book. (Article + Subject + Verb + Article + Object)
3. delicious / my / cooks / mother / food
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: My mother cooks delicious food. (Possessive + Subject + Verb + Adjective + Object)
4. to / we / go / school / every day
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: We go to school every day. (Subject + Verb + Preposition + Object + Time expression)
5. playing / children / park / in / the / are
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: Children are playing in the park. (Subject + Verb + Preposition + Article + Place)
6. has / a / she / beautiful / garden
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: She has a beautiful garden. (Subject + Verb + Article + Adjective + Object)
7. will / tomorrow / it / rain
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: It will rain tomorrow. (Subject + Modal verb + Main verb + Time)
8. finished / I / my / have / homework
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: I have finished my homework. (Subject + Auxiliary verb + Main verb + Possessive + Object)
9. the / sun / east / rises / in / the
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: The sun rises in the east. (Article + Subject + Verb + Preposition + Article + Direction)
10. likes / he / to / music / listen
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: He likes to listen to music. (Subject + Verb + Infinitive + Preposition + Object)
Section B: Complex Rearrangement (10 Questions)
11. although / he / tired / was /, / he / continued / working
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: Although he was tired, he continued working. (Conjunction + Subject + Verb + Adjective + Comma + Subject + Verb + Object)
12. the / book / that / I / reading / am / interesting / is / very
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: The book that I am reading is very interesting. (Article + Subject + Relative pronoun + Subject + Verb + Verb + Adverb + Adjective)
13. had / we / left / the / before / house / it / started / raining
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: We had left the house before it started raining. (Subject + Past perfect verb + Article + Object + Conjunction + Subject + Past simple verb + Object)
14. not only / she / intelligent / but / also / hardworking / is
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: She is not only intelligent but also hardworking. (Subject + Verb + Conjunction pair + Adjective + Conjunction pair + Adjective)
15. if / you / study / hard /, / you / will / pass / the exam
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: If you study hard, you will pass the exam. (Conditional conjunction + Subject + Verb + Adverb + Comma + Subject + Modal verb + Verb + Article + Object)
16. the / man / whose / car / stolen / was / called / the police
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: The man whose car was stolen called the police. (Article + Subject + Relative pronoun + Object + Passive verb + Verb + Article + Object)
17. despite / the / heavy / rain /, / they / went / for / a walk
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: Despite the heavy rain, they went for a walk. (Preposition + Article + Adjective + Object + Comma + Subject + Verb + Preposition + Article + Object)
18. so / beautiful / was / the / sunset / that / we / took / photographs
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: So beautiful was the sunset that we took photographs. (Inversion structure: So + Adjective + Auxiliary verb + Subject + that + Subject + Verb + Object)
19. had / I / known / the / truth /, / I / would / acted / differently / have
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: Had I known the truth, I would have acted differently. (Inverted conditional: Had + Subject + Past participle + Object + Comma + Subject + Would have + Past participle + Adverb)
20. what / a / wonderful / performance / it / was / !
Rearrange to form a correct sentence:
Answer: What a wonderful performance it was! (Exclamatory structure: What + Article + Adjective + Noun + Subject + Verb)
Section C: Paragraph Rearrangement (10 Questions)
P: the importance of education
Q: cannot be overstated in today's world
R: as it empowers individuals
S: and drives societal progress
21. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: The importance of education cannot be overstated in today's world as it empowers individuals and drives societal progress. (Main idea + qualification + explanation + additional point)
P: when the earthquake struck
Q: people were sleeping peacefully
R: causing widespread panic
S: and destruction across the region
22. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: When the earthquake struck, people were sleeping peacefully, causing widespread panic and destruction across the region. (Time clause + main clause + participle phrase + extension)
P: global warming is a serious threat
Q: that requires immediate attention
R: from governments worldwide
S: and collective action from all citizens
23. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: Global warming is a serious threat that requires immediate attention from governments worldwide and collective action from all citizens. (Main statement + relative clause + prepositional phrase + conjunction + parallel phrase)
P: the invention of the internet
Q: has revolutionized communication
R: making the world a smaller place
S: and connecting people across continents
24. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: The invention of the internet has revolutionized communication, making the world a smaller place and connecting people across continents. (Subject + verb phrase + participial phrase + parallel participial phrase)
P: regular exercise not only improves physical health
Q: but also enhances mental well-being
R: by reducing stress levels
S: and boosting mood
25. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: Regular exercise not only improves physical health but also enhances mental well-being by reducing stress levels and boosting mood. (Not only clause + but also clause + prepositional phrase + parallel phrase)
P: despite facing numerous challenges
Q: the research team persevered
R: and eventually made
S: a groundbreaking discovery
26. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: Despite facing numerous challenges, the research team persevered and eventually made a groundbreaking discovery. (Concessive phrase + subject + verb + conjunction + adverb + verb phrase + object)
P: the museum, which houses ancient artifacts
Q: attracts thousands of visitors annually
R: from around the world
S: who come to learn about history
27. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: The museum, which houses ancient artifacts, attracts thousands of visitors annually from around the world who come to learn about history. (Subject with relative clause + main verb + object + prepositional phrase + relative clause)
P: if we don't take immediate action
Q: to address climate change
R: future generations will face
S: severe environmental consequences
28. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: If we don't take immediate action to address climate change, future generations will face severe environmental consequences. (Conditional clause + infinitive phrase + main clause + object phrase)
P: not only did she win the competition
Q: but she also set
R: a new world record
S: in the process
29. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: Not only did she win the competition, but she also set a new world record in the process. (Inverted not only clause + but also clause + object + prepositional phrase)
P: the project was completed
Q: ahead of schedule
R: much to the surprise
S: of everyone involved
30. Rearrange P, Q, R, S to form a coherent paragraph:
Answer: P-Q-R-S: The project was completed ahead of schedule, much to the surprise of everyone involved. (Main clause + adverbial phrase + prepositional phrase + extension)
