Scrambled Sentences
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never / she / realized / had / the / impact / her / words / of
She had never realized the impact of her words.
Identify and correct the nonsensical or humorous part of the sentence. Rewrite the sentence to make it logical and meaningful.
She bought a beautiful elephant to wear at the party.
She bought a beautiful dress to wear at the party.
Your task is to find the opposite word for the word provided below
Generous
Stingy
Read the text and find the main idea. Write one word that tells what the text is mostly about.
The sun is very hot. It gives us light and warmth. Plants need the sun to grow. Without the sun, the Earth would be cold and dark.
Sun
Instructions for Students:
Read the sentence carefully. Identify the type of conditional (first, second, or third) and the perfect tense (present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect) used in the sentence.
If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.
If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.
This is a third conditional sentence using the past perfect ("had studied") and the conditional perfect ("would have passed").
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despite / the / rain / continued / they / hiking / heavy
Despite the heavy rain, they continued hiking.
Identify and correct the nonsensical or humorous part of the sentence. Rewrite the sentence to make it logical and meaningful.
The scientist conducted an experiment to measure the banana of the chemical reaction.
The scientist conducted an experiment to measure the speed of the chemical reaction.
Your task is to find the opposite word for the word provided below
Optimistic
Pessimistic
Read the text and find the main idea. Write one word that tells what the text is mostly about.
Dogs are friendly animals. They can be pets and help people. Some dogs work with police or guide blind people. Dogs love to play and run.
Dogs
Instructions for Students:
Read the sentence carefully. Identify the type of conditional (first, second, or third) and the perfect tense (present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect) used in the sentence.
She will have finished her project by the time you arrive.
She will have finished her project by the time you arrive.
This is a future perfect sentence, indicating an action completed before a specific time in the future.
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only / after / did / he / apologize / reflecting / his / actions / on
Only after reflecting on his actions did he apologize.
Identify and correct the nonsensical or humorous part of the sentence. Rewrite the sentence to make it logical and meaningful.
Despite his guitar efforts, the project failed to meet the deadline.
Despite his tireless efforts, the project failed to meet the deadline.
Your task is to find the opposite word for the word provided below
Expand
Contract
Read the text and find the main idea. Write one word that tells what the text is mostly about.
Apples are a type of fruit. They can be red, green, or yellow. Apples are healthy and tasty. People eat them raw or make juice and pie from them.
Apples
Instructions for Students:
Read the sentence carefully. Identify the type of conditional (first, second, or third) and the perfect tense (present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect) used in the sentence.
If you had told me earlier, I could have helped you.
If you had told me earlier, I could have helped you.
This is a third conditional sentence using the past perfect ("had told") and the conditional perfect ("could have helped").
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the / project / completed / team / the / successfully / ahead / of / schedule
The team successfully completed the project ahead of schedule.
Identify and correct the nonsensical or humorous part of the sentence. Rewrite the sentence to make it logical and meaningful.
They decided to swim a movie after dinner.
They decided to watch a movie after dinner.
Your task is to find the opposite word for the word provided below
Rigid
Flexible
Read the text and find the main idea. Write one word that tells what the text is mostly about.
Rain falls from the sky. It helps plants grow and fills rivers and lakes. Rain makes the air fresh and clean. Sometimes, rain comes with thunder and lightning.
Rain
Instructions for Students:
Read the sentence carefully. Identify the type of conditional (first, second, or third) and the perfect tense (present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect) used in the sentence.
By next year, they will have been married for 10 years.
By next year, they will have been married for 10 years.
This is a future perfect sentence, showing the duration of an action up to a specific point in the future.
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rarely / such / seen / have / I / dedication / level / of / a
I have rarely seen such a level of dedication.
Identify and correct the nonsensical or humorous part of the sentence. Rewrite the sentence to make it logical and meaningful.
The politician’s speech was so purple that it moved the entire audience.
The politician’s speech was so powerful that it moved the entire audience.
Your task is to find the opposite word for the word provided below
Victory
Defeat
Read the text and find the main idea. Write one word that tells what the text is mostly about.
Books are full of stories and information. People read books to learn or have fun. Books can take you to new places and teach you new things.
Books
Instructions for Students:
Read the sentence carefully. Identify the type of conditional (first, second, or third) and the perfect tense (present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect) used in the sentence.
If it rains tomorrow, we will have canceled the picnic.
If it rains tomorrow, we will have canceled the picnic.
This is a first conditional sentence using the future perfect ("will have canceled") to show the result of a possible future condition.