Food Writing Worksheet - English Treasure Trove - Free Printable

Explanation:
We need to rearrange the words in each sentence so that they form correct English sentences. The key is to follow basic sentence structure:
- For positive sentences: I + like + [food]
- For negative sentences: I + don’t like + [food]

Let’s go one by one:

1. *like I ice-cream.*
→ Subject is “I”, verb is “like”, object is “ice-cream”.
Correct order: I like ice-cream.

2. *chicken like I.*
→ “I” is subject, “like” is verb, “chicken” is object.
Correct order: I like chicken.

3. *don’t I like rice.*
→ This is negative. Structure: “I don’t like [food]”.
Correct order: I don’t like rice.

4. *like chocolate I.*
→ Subject “I”, verb “like”, object “chocolate**.
Correct order: I like chocolate.

5. *noodles I like.*
→ Subject “I”, verb “like”, object “noodles**.
Correct order: I like noodles.

6. *like soup I.*
→ Subject “I”, verb “like”, object “soup**.
Correct order: I like soup.

7. *like don’t I fish.*
→ Negative sentence: “I don’t like fish.”
Correct order: I don’t like fish.

Double-check each:
1. ✔ I like ice-cream.
2. ✔ I like chicken.
3. ✔ I don’t like rice.
4. ✔ I like chocolate.
5. ✔ I like noodles.
6. ✔ I like soup.
7. ✔ I don’t like fish.

All are now proper simple sentences.

Final Answer:
1. I like ice-cream.
2. I like chicken.
3. I don’t like rice.
4. I like chocolate.
5. I like noodles.
6. I like soup.
7. I don’t like fish.