Word order

Which sentence is correct? Remember verb and object usually go together. We don't normally put other words between them.

• My wife speaks fluently Engish.

• My wife speaks English fluently.

• Fuently my wife speaks English.

Which sentence is correct? Usually verb and place go together and time goes after place.

• I ride to work every morning.

• I ride every morning to work.

Which sentence is correct?

• I also can speak Spanish.

• I can speak also Spanish.

• I can also speak Spanish.

Which sentence is correct?

• Did you go to bed last night late?

• Did you go to bed late last night?

Which sentence is correct?

• We're going on Wednesday to Kingston.

• We're going to Kingston on Wednesday.

• We're to Kigston going on Wednesday.

Which sentence is correct?

• Sam has been in Australia since 2018.

• Sam has been since 2018 in Australia.

• Sam has since 2018 been in Australia.

Which sentence is correct?

• Don't be late! Make sure you're there by 9:30.

• Don't be late! Make sure you're by 9:30 there.

• Don't be late! Make sure by 9:30 you're there.

Which sentence is correct?

• Does Jing every weekend play football?

• Does Jing play football every weekend?

• Every weekend does Jing play football?

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1E

CCSS.L.4.1B

CCSS.L.5.1.B-D

CCSS.L.5.1C

CCSS.L.5.1D

Put the words in order

for a long time/ They have lived/ in the same house

Put the words in order.

her children/Sarah takes/every day/to school