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Word Order Exercises for Beginners

The document provides word order exercises that involve rewriting sentences using different adverbs and conjunctions. There are multiple sections where participants are asked to rewrite sentences using words provided in parentheses like "often", "never", etc. or conjunctions like "also" or "both". The goal is to practice changing the structure of sentences in English by inserting different adverbial phrases or conjunctions.

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Word Order Exercises for Beginners

The document provides word order exercises that involve rewriting sentences using different adverbs and conjunctions. There are multiple sections where participants are asked to rewrite sentences using words provided in parentheses like "often", "never", etc. or conjunctions like "also" or "both". The goal is to practice changing the structure of sentences in English by inserting different adverbial phrases or conjunctions.

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WORD ORDER EXERCISES 1

Directions: Look at Kevin’s answers to the questions and write sentences with often/never, etc.

Kevin

1. Do you ever play tennis? Yes, often. Kevin often plays tennis.
2. Do you ever read magazines? Yes, sometimes. He ___________________
3. Are you ever ill? Yes, often. He ___________________
4. Do you eat crabs? No, never. ______________________
5. Are you ever early for work? Yes, always. ______________________
6. Do you ever write love Very rarely. He____________________
letters?

Directions: Rewrite these sentences again with the words in parentheses. ( )

1. My sister talks to me. (never) ______________________________________________________


2. Tina is polite. (always) Sue ________________________________________________________
3. I finish work at 5:30. (usually) I _____________________________________________________
4. Nora has started a new job. (just) Nora ______________________________________________
5. I go to bed before midnight. (rarely) ________________________________________________
6. The train isn’t late. (usually) _______________________________________________________
7. I don’t eat meat. (often) __________________________________________________________
8. I will forget what you said. (never) __________________________________________________
9. Have you broken a bone? (ever) ____________________________________________________
10. Do you work in the mornings? (still) ________________________________________________
11. They stay in the same motel. (always) ______________________________________________
12. Curt doesn’t work on Sundays. (usually) ____________________________________________
13. I can remember his name. (never) _________________________________________________
14. What do you have for lunch? (usually) ______________________________________________
15. When I arrived, Karen was there. (already) When I arrived, Karen ________________________

Directions: Write sentences with also. Use the words in parentheses. ( )

1. Do you play baseball? (tennis) Yes, and I also play tennis.


2. Do you speak English? (Spanish) Yes, and I ___________________________________________
3. Are you tired? (thirsty) Yes, and ___________________________________________________
4. Have you been to Alaska? (Hawaii) Yes, _____________________________________________
5. Did you buy any clothes? (DVDs) __________________________________________________

Directions: Write sentences with both and all.

I live in Sydney. I live in Sydney.


I like rugby. I like rugby.
I’m a teacher. I’m a teacher.
I can drive. I can drive.
I have a pet koala bear. I have a pet koala bear.
I like Vegemite. I like Vegemite.

1. They both live in Sydney.


2. They ___________________________ rugby.
3. _______________________________ teachers.
4. _______________________________________
5. _______________________________________
6. _______________________________________

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