What is the free English Word Order Composition Quiz?
The English Word Order Composition Quiz is a free web app for practicing sentence order in a 4-choice format.
Each question shows a meaning and a shuffled word list. Choose the sentence that arranges the words into natural English.
Original questions for grammar and sentence building
The questions, choices, explanations, examples, and diagrams in this app are independently created. They are not copied from textbooks, workbooks, entrance exams, mock exams, official tests, or commercial materials.
The course structure is an original learning path based on general English grammar facts such as subject-verb order, question order, negative forms, tenses, modals, prepositions, comparisons, infinitives, gerunds, and short writing.
Course lineup
- 10-question basic word order mix
- 20-question be verbs and simple present
- 20-question questions and negatives
- 20-question past, future, and modal verbs
- 20-question prepositions for place and time
- 20-question wh-questions
- 20-question adjectives and comparisons
- 30-question infinitives and gerunds
- 50-question daily sentence writing
- 100-question mixed word order challenge
Dynamic hints and review
Hints change according to the current question and use simple diagrams for patterns such as S-V-O, questions, negatives, modals, comparisons, infinitives, and prepositional phrases.
My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed sentences, making the app useful for repeated review.
Why word order practice helps
English sentences become easier to build when students first find the subject and verb, then add the object, place, time, and other phrases. This app lets students practice that process repeatedly in short quiz rounds.
Because every question is short, learners can use the app before a lesson, after homework, or during a quick review session. Teachers and families can also use the course list to choose a focused grammar point.
How to use the quiz
- Read the Japanese meaning or English prompt.
- Look at the shuffled words and find useful chunks such as subject, verb phrase, object, place, and time.
- Choose the sentence with the most natural English order.
- Use the hint when you are unsure, then review missed sentences on My Page.
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The questions shown here are not reproductions of textbooks, reference books, workbooks, drills, national academic surveys, entrance exams, mock exams, or certification tests.
Questions, choices, explanations, passages, examples, and diagrams are independently created.
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