Wordorder

Waar staan de hoofdletters van dit ezelsbruggetje voor?
Ouderen Willen Liever Patat en Tosti's

• Onderwerp, Werkwoord, Lijdend/Meewerkend voorwerp, Plaats, Tijd
• Onderwerp, Werkwoord, Lijdend/Meewerkend voorwerp, Present, Tense
• Outdated, Want, Lovely, More, Pommes, Tea

Welk woord zou je vooraan in de zin zetten?
works - my grandfather - every day - in a shop.

• my grandfather
• works
• every day
• in a shop

Welk woord zou je achteraan in de zin zetten?
works - my grandfather - every day - in a shop.

• my grandfather
• works
• every day
• in a shop

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
works - every day - my grandfather - in a shop

• My grandfather works every day in a shop.
• Works my grandfather in a shop every day.
• In a shop my grandfather works every day.
• My grandfather works in a shop every day.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
barks - the dog - at the postman.

• Barks the dog at the postman.
• At the postman the dog barks.
• The dog barks at the postman.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
leaves - in ten minutes - Lisa - the house

• Lisa the house leaves in 10 minutes.
• In ten minutes leaves the house Lisa.
• Lisa leaves in ten minutes the house.
• Lisa leaves the house in ten minutes.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
go - to school - every day - I

• Go I to school every day.
• I go every day to school.
• I go to school every day.
• Everyday to school I go.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
through the forrest - walk - you - next week

• Walk you through the forrest next week.
• Next week walk you through the forrest.
• Through the forrest you walk next week.
• You walk through the forrest next week.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
stay - we - in New York - at a hotel.

• At a hotel we stay in New York.
• In New York we stay at a hotel.
• At a hotel in New York we stay.
• We stay at a hotel in New York.

Wat is de juiste volgorde van deze zin?
read - the newspaper - never - they

• They read the newspaper never.
• The newspaper they never read.
• They never read the newspaper.
• The newspaper read they never.