Sentence Order Quiz

Arrange the following words to form a grammatically correct sentence: dog / the / is / sleeping

• The is dog sleeping.

• Sleeping is the dog.

• The dog sleeping is.

• The dog is sleeping.

Which of the following is the correct word order in English sentences?

• verb-object-subject (VOS)

• object-verb-subject (OVS)

• subject-verb-object (SVO)

• subject-object-verb (SOV)

What is the correct sentence structure in English?

• Verb-Subject-Object (VSO)

• Object-Subject-Verb (OSV)

• Subject-Object-Verb (SOV)

• Subject-Verb-Object (SVO)

Choose the correct word order for the sentence: I / am / happy / very

• Am I very happy

• Very am I happy

• I very am happy

• I am very happy

Which of the following is a correct wh-question?

• What is your name?

• Why is the sky blue?

• Where do you live?

• How old are you?

What is the correct word order for a simple present tense sentence?

• object + verb + subject

• verb + subject + object

• subject + object + verb

• subject + verb + object

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence: she / does / homework / her / every day

• She does her homework every day.

• Her does homework every day she.

• Does she her homework every day?

• She does every day her homework.

Which of the following is the correct sentence structure for a wh-question?

• Wh-word + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb

• Wh-word + subject + auxiliary verb + main verb

• Auxiliary verb + Wh-word + subject + main verb

• Subject + auxiliary verb + Wh-word + main verb

Choose the correct word order for the sentence: They / go / to / school / every day

• Go they to school every day.

• To school they go every day.

• Every day they go to school.

• They go to school every day.

What is the correct word order for a negative sentence in simple present tense?

• Subject + do not/ don't + base form of the main verb

• Subject + do not/ don't + past participle of the main verb

• Subject + do not/ don't + present participle of the main verb

• Subject + do not/ don't + infinitive form of the main verb