Paste your sentences and get a scrambled word-order activity in seconds — printable with an answer key, or playable online where students drag the words into place. Ideal for ESL word order, grammar review, and early writing.
Telling a learner that the adverb goes after the object rarely sticks. Rebuilding twenty sentences does, because each attempt gives immediate feedback on whether the order sounds right. Sentence scrambles are one of the few grammar exercises that stay useful from beginner to advanced simply by changing the sentences.
Paste the sentences from this week's reading, the structures from your grammar unit, or translations your class is working on. Because the activity is built from your text, it matches the lesson exactly instead of generic textbook sentences.
The printable sheet fits seven sentences per page with writing lines and an answer key. The online version lets students drag words into order with instant checking, which works well as a warm-up on the board or as homework on a phone.
Yes — unlimited worksheets and online versions, with no paid plan and no watermarks.
Seven, with writing lines, plus a separate answer key page.
Yes. Any language that types in the box will scramble correctly.
It works from early elementary writing up to advanced ESL grammar — the difficulty comes from the sentences you choose.