VERSANT Sentence Builds Part 3 Flashcards
6 cards from real Versant English Proficiency practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
Read the first 6 VERSANT Sentence Builds Part 3 flashcards as text
Words given: 'store / the / closes / early / on / Sundays'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: The store closes early on Sundays.
'The store closes early on Sundays' follows Subject-Verb-Adverb-Prepositional Phrase order, which is natural English sentence structure.
Words given: 'letter / wrote / she / long / a'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: She wrote a long letter.
'She wrote a long letter' is Subject-Verb-Object with an adjective ('long') correctly placed before the noun ('letter').
Words given: 'music / loudly / playing / was / the'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: The music was playing loudly.
'The music was playing loudly' uses a past progressive form 'was playing' with the adverb 'loudly' placed after the verb phrase.
Words given: 'train / on / arrived / time / the'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: The train arrived on time.
While 'On time the train arrived' is technically possible, 'The train arrived on time' is the most natural and standard declarative sentence structure.
Words given: 'doctor / appointment / canceled / the / her'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: The doctor canceled her appointment.
'The doctor canceled her appointment' follows Subject-Verb-Object order. The doctor is the agent (subject) who performed the cancellation.
Words given: 'window / the / open / should / you'. What is the correct sentence?
Answer: You should open the window.
'You should open the window' is an affirmative statement with modal verb 'should' between the subject and the main verb.