In this game you will learn to put words in the correct order to make a sentence. Remember that a capital letter goes at the beginning of a sentence and a period (or full-stop) goes at the end. Look at the picture in the Daily News and listen to the sentence spoken. Move the words into the right order on the page to form the correct sentence.
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Can you build your clubhouse? Test your understanding of the different types of sentences (statements, questions, exclamations and commands) by identifying the type of sentence and then correcting the text for punctuation and spelling errors.
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Knock over a coconut by correctly answering a question and collect a teddy !Each question is based on a sentence with a missing word. Click on a word and a beanbag knocks the coconut over. Answer correctly you collect a teddy, but if you are wrong you lose a chance (there are 5 chances). At the end of each level a personalized certificate is created for printing. (If you don’t want to print the certificate then press ‘cancel’ when the printer dialogue box appears.)
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Help Wellington clean up the sea by re-arranging the words of a sentence into the correct order. For each correct answer you can clean a piece of rubbish into the bin!
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Help Monkey cross the rivers and valleys so that he can reach his destination and claim as many bananas as possible before sundown. Click on the words to make the bridge and let him cross. Be careful - get the order wrong and Monkey could fall!
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Click on the words and move them to the correct place in the jigsaw to complete the sentence. Check you have the right order for it to make sense!
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This is a nice, simple game to help students begin learning how to form short sentences. Click and drag the puzzle pieces to make a sentence. Get it right and hear the full sentence spoken and watch what the dragon does!
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Look at the 3 pictures and the words. Click on the pictures to put them in the correct order to make a sentence.
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Correct the word order in the sentences and build your railroad! This game tests your vocabulary knowledge and sentence structure. Can you make enough correct sentences to get the train back to the station?
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A great resource that has 3 games for you to try! In Make a Sentence you need to listen and rearrange the penguins in the right order to make a correct sentence. Practice using punctuation marks in Which Mark? In the last game, Make it Interesting, you have to choose the word that makes the sentence more interesting.
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This game wants you to identify words in the given sentence to the correct part of speech and help Detective Z catch criminals. Look at the clue and click the correct word that matches it in the sentence before the time runs out. For more help watch the tutorial and listen to the Detective telling you what he wants you to do!
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Help Max learn Kung Fu by choosing the words in the right order to a sentence. A fun way to practice your knowledge of word order. You get to choose easy, medium or difficult level questions.
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Watch this video grammar lesson to learn about word order in English, including subjects, verbs, objects and phrases in both statements and questions.
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Make complete sentences by re-arranging the word clouds in this grammar game. You'll increase your score by fixing the sentences before the clouds fall from the sky!
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It is an exercise on word order.
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Subject + verb + object. Is the word order in English difficult to understand? Word order is an essential part of English. This lesson shows you the correct word order and has exercises to put the words of a sentence in the correct order.Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Tue, 02/14/2012 - 06:38 -
Learn all about making sentences with the factsheets and then complete the worksheets for extra practice. There's a challenging set of games for practice, too! When you've finished, take the self-test and check your answers to see how much you learned about making simple sentences. Includes facts about general word order and punctuation rules.
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Guide Bryan the beaver to the other side of the river by jumping on the right logs to complete the sentence correctly. Use the arrow key on your keyboard to jump. You can use the turtles to wait on for the next right log. Choose Easy or Hard to start. Remember, timing is important. Try not to get Bryan wet!
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The aim of this game is to win fish! Click the targets and get the ball to change the subject, verb, or sentence ending. Check each one and change until you can form a correct sentence. For each one you get right you win a fish! Can you fill all the bowls and win 8 in a row?
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Review the most common word order in English, including situations involving adverbs and time.
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What are the differences between these three? If you don't know, check out this page to learn how to construct English clauses, phrases and sentences.
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Can you spot the sentence? Read the 10 sentences and decide whether they are correct or not. Click yes or no to identify each one. At the end you are given a full mark sheet and explanations for each of your answers.
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In writing, words are grouped together into phrases, sentences, clauses and paragraphs. This page explains the parts of a sentence, including clauses and phrases, as well as sentence types. After reading, play the fun "haunted house" game to test your knowledge or take a self-test!
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You're Trapped! Escape from the tower in these games of simple, compound and complex sentences. Rebuild the "Wall of Sorrow" by using the bricks with properly punctuated sentences.
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Learn the difference between simple, complex and compound sentences. Help the fox cross the park by clicking on the correct answer that tells you what kind of sentence is shown.
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A phrase is a group of related words that does not include a subject and verb. There are several different kinds of phrases. Understanding how they are constructed and how they function within a sentence can bolster a writer's confidence in writing sentences that are sound in structure and various in form. Use this detailed guide to learn about different types of phrases, then take the quiz to check your understanding.
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Read the sentences and then click on the correct animal with the word that completes the text or answers the question. The questions get harder as you progress through the levels. You need to get all 5 right before you run out of lives!
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The subject of a sentence is the person, place, thing, or idea that is doing or being something. You can find the subject of a sentence if you can find the verb. Finding the subject is essential part of constructing basic English phrases. This site offers detailed information and examples about sentence subjects.
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Test your understanding of sentence structure by reading the sentences and answering "yes" or "no" depending on whether they are grammatically correct or not.
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A predicate is the completer of a sentence. The subject names the "do-er" or "be-er" of the sentence; the predicate does the rest of the work. To learn more about the types of predicates, objects and complements you can visit this site, especially appropriate for learners interested in writing in English.
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Thu, 01/19/2012 - 03:26
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This video talks about Double comparatives (as in "The more, the merrier.") Using comparative forms to express cause and effect.
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Click on the sentence fragment with your mouse. At the bottom of the page, click on next quiz for more practice.
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The teacher in this video talks about different ways to use the word 'what'.
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This is Part Two of a multiple choice grammar quiz where you have to choose the correct answer out of 4 possible options. Submit your answer and check whether it is correct after each sentence.
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This is a multiple choice grammar quiz where you have to read a sentence and then select the correct option out of the 4 answers given to match the part of the sentence that you are asked to identify.
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This quiz tests your understanding of grammar and sentence structure. Click within the small circle to the left of your choice for each answer. There is a link to review all the definitions of the basic parts of speech before taking this quiz as well.
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Test your writing skills by correcting the paragraphs in this fun game. You need to check spelling, punctuation and word order. You will see the number of errors in each text on the Illness Chart clipboard. Click on the word that needs to be corrected and then edit it in the box below. Good luck!
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A clause is a group of related words containing a subject and a verb. This helpful review of clause types is directed toward intermediate and advanced learners who are focused on writing in English.
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Wed, 01/18/2012 - 11:08
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Comprehensive resource about sentence structure. It describes what about subject, predicate, clause, fragment, run-on sentence, ...etc. in detail. Includes thorough explanations and quizzes.
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This is a lesson about yard sales in the United States. This is the second part of the three-part series and focuses on using negative adverbs like seldom, neither, and only. Inversion structure are also described.
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This is a self-checking quiz where you have to read each run-on sentence and select the remedy that would best repair that sentence. After you have checked your answer you can get a full explanation as to why you got it right or wrong!
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This site offers detailed explanations about academic, proper English modifier placement; it does not reflect how English is spoken in daily life.
Category:Status: PublishedUpdated date: Thu, 01/19/2012 - 07:45
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Can you escape the tower by rearranging the words in the correct order to make a sentence? You will be tested on simple sentences at first but then it gets harder and you will have to sort out complex and compound sentences as well to escape!
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