Sentence Structure - Google Drive


1	SILLY SENTENCES
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3	Sentence Structure
4	Make sentences by choosing one word from each column.
5	You need to choose an appropriate preposition for your sentence.
6	Other than that, all combinations will work, though some may be a bit silly.
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9	Article etc.	Adjective	Subject	Verb	Article etc.	Direct Object	Adverb saying How	Preposition	Article etc.	Adjective	Object of the Preposition
10	Just one	young	man	drove	just one	bus	slowly	into	just one	brand new	station
11	A/An	old	woman	pushed	a/an	car	suddenly	from	a/an	modern	house
12	The	big	dog	stopped	the	train	quickly	at	the	historic	restaurant
13	His	small	girl	started	his	motorcycle	safely	past	his	ugly	corner
14	Her	brave	son	got on	her	bike	recklessly	on	her	beautiful	neighborhood
15	Their	attractive	daughter	got off	their	horse	carefully	around	their	community	shop
16	This	tall	boy	rode	this	mule	expertly	by	this	green	park
17	That	smart	cat	got into	that	taxi	poorly	to	that	friendly	gym
18	Your	short	mouse	got out of	your	tram	efficiently	along	your	dangerous	canal
19	My	cowardly	uncle	rushed	my	donkey	reluctantly	into	my	small	garage
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21	Article etc.	Adjective	Subject	Verb	Article etc.	Direct Object	Preposition	Article etc.	Adjective	Indirect Object	Adverb of Time
22	Just one	eldely	aunt	loaned	just one	book	to	just one	smart	person	yesterday
23	A/An	juvenile	boss	borrowed	a/an	plate	from	a/an	stupid	co-worker	Friday
24	The	good-looking	colleague	gave	the	glass	at	the	fat	competitor	Monday
25	His	grave	aquaintance	took	his	umbrella	over	his	skinny	nephew	in June
26	Her	sensible	grandmother	threw	her	coat	for	her	polite	niece	at Christmas
27	Their	joyful	nephew	caught	their	magazine	under	their	impolite	brother	last summer
28	This	stylish	niece	sold	this	cellphone		this	short	sister-in-law	last winter
29	That	charming	grandfather	bought	that	pen		that	unhappy	grandson	last week
30	Your	courageous	partner	found	your	watch		your	happy	grandaughter	in 2019
31	My	fearful	sister	donated	my	lawnmower		my	mean	family	two months ago
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34	Sentence Structure
35	Make sentences by choosing one word from each column.
36	You need to choose an appropriate tense and tag question for your sentence.
37	Other than that, all combinations will work, though some may be a bit silly.
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39	Article etc.	Adjective	Subject	Verb Phrase		Adverb of Time	Tag Question
40	Just one	big	garage	is/was closed		today.	Isn't it?
41	A/An	little	store	is/was hiring people		yesterday.	Wasn't it?
42	The	expensive	grocery	has/had more customers		this week.	Hasn't it?
43	His	cheap	supermarket	does/did a promotion		last week.	Hadn't it?
44	Her	good	garage	has/had a sale		this month.	Doesn't it?
45	Their	bad	office	is/was profitable		last month.	Didn't it?
46	This	friendly	coffee shop	does/did new tasks		this year.	Correct?	100% correct.
47	That	new	restaurant	is/was expanding		last year.	Right?
48	Your	helpful	gas station	is/was going out of business		soon.	True?
49	My	exciting	factory	has/had a new location		right now.	Isn't that so?
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52	Article etc.	Adjective	Subject	Verb Phrase		Adverb of Time	Tag Question
53	Just one	big	garage	is/will be closed		today.	Isn't it?
54	A/An	little	store	is/will be hiring people		tomorrow	Hasn't it?
55	The	expensive	grocery	has/will have more customers		this week.	Doesn't it?
56	His	cheap	supermarket	does/will do a promotion		next week.	Won't it?	Short for "Won't it be??"
57	Her	good	garage	has/will have a sale		this month.	Won't it?	Short for " Won't it have?"
58	Their	bad	office	is/will be profitable		next month.	Won't it?	Short for "Won't it do?"
59	This	friendly	coffee shop	does/will do new tasks		this year.	Correct?
60	That	new	restaurant	is/will be expanding		next year.	Right?
61	Your	helpful	gas station	is/will be going out of business		soon.	True?
62	My	exciting	factory	has/will have a new location		right now.	Isn't that so?
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67	The 5 Most Important English Verbs You Must Learn with Examples in the Past, Present and Future (5:46)
68	By Bob the Canadian.
69	be, want, go, like, have
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71	Subject	Verb		Object	Adverb of Time
72	I	have / has // had		the news	now.
73	You	do / does // did		the visit	before.
74	He/She	want / wants // wanted		the report	tomorrow.
75	We	get / gets // got		the dishes	yesterday.
76	You all	like / likes // liked		the work	in the past.
77	They	make / makes // made		the dinner	later today.
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79	Subject	Verb		Object			Adverb of Time
80	I	am / are / is // was / were		a doctor / doctors / to the doctor			now.
81	You	go / goes // went		a dentst / dentist / to the dentist			before lunch.
82	He/She	take / takes // took		a dog / dogs / with the dog			tomorrow.
83	We	come / comes // came		a teacher / teachers / with the teacher			yesterday.
84	You all	see / sees // saw		a guide / guides / with the guide			in the past.
85	They	ask / asks // asked		the boss / bosses / with the boss			later today.