A2 Scrambled Sentences - Using Adjectives - Ex A2-428
👤 Scrambled Sentences  |  One Adjective Per Sentence  |  English
👤 People described in this exercise — with their one adjective:
colleague friendly
professor strict
sister kind
grandfather old
classmate funny
friend honest
manager busy
neighbour helpful
child playful
athlete strong
artist creative
student smart
doctor kind
teenager active
leader brave

📚 Grammar Reminder — Using Adjectives:
Use the verb to be + one adjective to describe people.
He is tall. — description
She is friendly. — description
Remember: watch for adverbs like very, quite, really that modify the adjective. My friend is very kind.

How to Complete This Exercise

  1. Click "Start Exercise" to begin. You will work through 15 sentences, each describing a person using one adjective. Sentences appear in a new random order every time the page loads.
  2. Look at the scrambled words in the word bank below and click them in the correct order to form a complete English sentence.
  3. Focus on the verb "to be" (shown in green) and the one adjective (shown in teal).
  4. Made a mistake? Use "Undo Last" to remove the last word, or "Reset" to clear the whole sentence.
  5. When all words are placed, your answer is checked automatically.
  6. Need help? Click "Hint" — the next correct word is placed for you. Each hint costs −0.88 pts.
  7. Each incorrect full attempt costs −0.5 pts.
  8. Use the Volume & Speed sliders to hear each word and sentence read aloud in Google US English. The timer starts on your first word click.
  9. Your live score and timer are shown at the top. A perfect score is 100% (75 total words, zero hints, zero wrong attempts).
  10. Click "Finish & Send" at any time to submit your results to your professor.

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