Exercise to practice sentence structure by arranging jumbled words into grammatically correct sentences.

Here is the solution to the “Sentences Structure” worksheet. Each jumbled set of words has been rearranged into a grammatically correct, complete sentence. Remember to start each sentence with a capital letter and end with a full stop (period), as instructed.

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1. Steven sometimes goes to work by train.
→ Subject: “Steven”; Adverb: “sometimes”; Verb phrase: “goes to work”; Prepositional phrase: “by train”.

2. We are making toys for all the children.
→ Subject: “We”; Verb phrase: “are making”; Object: “toys”; Prepositional phrase: “for all the children”.

3. Cloe and Taylor play soccer during the break.
→ Subject: “Cloe and Taylor”; Verb: “play”; Object: “soccer”; Time phrase: “during the break”.

4. My father bought us a new TV set.
→ Subject: “My father”; Verb: “bought”; Indirect object: “us”; Direct object: “a new TV set”.

5. Mary invited his family to the party.
→ Subject: “Mary”; Verb: “invited”; Object: “his family”; Prepositional phrase: “to the party”.

6. Samuel sent a postcard from Martha’s vineyard.
→ Subject: “Samuel”; Verb: “sent”; Object: “a postcard”; Prepositional phrase: “from Martha’s vineyard”.

7. The tailor made a suit for my brother.
→ Subject: “The tailor”; Verb: “made”; Object: “a suit”; Prepositional phrase: “for my brother”.

8. Tal cooked a delicious meal for all her friends.
→ Subject: “Tal”; Verb: “cooked”; Object: “a delicious meal”; Prepositional phrase: “for all her friends”.

9. We bought this car two years ago.
→ Subject: “We”; Verb: “bought”; Object: “this car”; Time phrase: “two years ago”.

10. My friend and I go to the seaside at the weekend.
→ Subject: “My friend and I”; Verb: “go”; Prepositional phrase: “to the seaside”; Time phrase: “at the weekend”.

11. The family lives in a flat in a big city in Wales.
→ Subject: “The family”; Verb: “lives”; Prepositional phrases: “in a flat”, “in a big city”, “in Wales” — nested location descriptors.

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✔ All sentences are now properly structured, capitalized, and punctuated.

Let me know if you’d like explanations of grammar rules or parts of speech for any sentence!