ToolsLink Words into Sentences

How to Use Link Words into Sentences

01

Add a Topic

Start by typing the topic for your desired output into the designated field. You can be as specific and detailed as you like — the field allows up to 100 words.

02

Select the Level

Choose the appropriate CEFR level, grade, or age group for your students. Options range from young children to adult learners over 18.

03

Generate the Prompts

Once everything is set, click "Do the magic." Within seconds, the tool will create a list of words for your students to link into sentences.

04

Customize the Task

Review the results and gauge the level of challenge. To make changes, click on the “pen” icon. You can add or remove words by double-clicking them in the sentences and choosing “Select word” or “Remove word.”

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