VERSANT Sentence Builds Part 1 Flashcards
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Rearrange the words to form a correct sentence: 'to / learning / she / is / swim'
Answer: She is learning to swim.
'She is learning to swim' uses present continuous + to-infinitive correctly.
Which correctly arranges: 'gave / teacher / the / students / the / homework'?
Answer: The teacher gave the students the homework.
'The teacher gave the students the homework' uses the double object construction correctly with the indirect object before the direct object.
Arrange the words: 'the / raining / started / it / driving / when / was / he'
Answer: When he was driving it started raining.
'When he was driving, it started raining' correctly combines past continuous (was driving) and simple past (started) in a time clause.
Build a sentence from: 'since / have / they / together / been / working / 2018'
Answer: They have been working together since 2018.
'They have been working together since 2018' uses present perfect continuous with 'since' to indicate an action that started in the past and continues.
Which sentence is correct? Words: 'unless / you / will / fail / study / the / you / exam'
Answer: You will fail the exam unless you study.
'You will fail the exam unless you study' correctly uses 'unless' to introduce a conditional clause meaning 'if you do not study.'
Arrange the words: 'more / should / carefully / you / drive'
Answer: You should drive more carefully.
'You should drive more carefully' uses modal verb 'should' correctly followed by the base verb and a comparative adverb.