Sentence Reordering — CEFR 6
Sentence reordering is a classic way to test whether you actually understand English grammar, not just memorized vocabulary — getting subject, verb, object, and adverbials in the right order is essential before tackling the writing section of the IELTS & TOEIC exam. Every sentence here comes straight from a real vocabulary example at CEFR 6, so you practice word order and review that word's real usage at the same time.
Sample question
Cải cách là việc khó nhọc phải tự cày.
✓ Reform is a hard row to hoe
How it works
- Pick the exercise type and level that fit you
- Answer the questions — every visit generates a fresh set
- See the answer and explanation right after each question, redo as many times as you like
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FAQ
Where do the sentences in this exercise come from?
Each sentence is a real example sentence from CEFR 6 vocabulary — so you practice word order while reviewing that word's meaning and usage.
What if I'm not sure of the right order?
Just arrange it by instinct and check — the correct order is shown right away for you to compare, no points lost and no limit on retries.