ToolsRephrase Using the Words Given

How to Use Rephrase Using the Words Given

01

Input the Words

Simply enter the words and phrases separated by commas — up to 25 items in total.

02

Generate Sentences

Click the “Do the magic” button. The tool will create a list of sentences with vocabulary synonymous to that in your input.

03

Review and Adjust

Check the results and make any edits by clicking on the “pen” icon.

04

Keep Creating!

Explore the suggestions under “Don’t Stop - Create More!” to continue your lesson sequence.

FAQ

Other tools you might find useful

Create a Text on Any Topic with Your Vocabulary
Reading
Vocabulary
Creates a text on a certain topic. Can be used during a lesson or as a homework task after a reading, listening or vocabulary lesson.
Pro
Create a List of Sentences with Your Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Creates a list of sentences with target vocabulary. It's a great idea to use them later in the "Fill in the Gap" tool! Tip: you can type in verb forms or tense form markers to make a grammar task.
Word-Definition Matching
Vocabulary
Automatically creates a matching exercise for a list of words. Ask your student to match the word to its meaning! Tip: for words with multiple meanings, provide a synonym in brackets to get the definition you need.
Fill in the Gap
Vocabulary
Grammar
Replaces all the chosen words in the text with gaps. Gives a list of these words separately.
Essential Vocabulary on a Topic
Vocabulary
Suggests a list of essential vocabulary items for the chosen topic. Use this list in the other Twee tools to create a variety of exercises for your lesson.
Pro
Create Communicative Situations with Your Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Creates short two-line dialogues with the target vocabulary. You can give them to your students to show how to use new words and phrases in everyday speech.
Word-Translation Matching
Vocabulary
This tool translates a list of words or phrases into different world languages and creates a matching exercise. Use it for vocabulary presentation and revision in bilingual classrooms.
Create an Exercise with Matching Halves
Grammar
Vocabulary
Creates an exercise for your students in which they need to correctly match the halves of collocations, sentences, and so on. It's an excellent way to practise or revise grammar and vocabulary chunks.
Extract Collocations from a Text
Vocabulary
Extracts collocations from a given text based for the target vocabulary provided. Perfect for teaching your students vocabulary chunks.

Ready-made lesson plans that use this tool

Describing Experiences
B2
Describing Experiences

This ESL lesson plan guides adults and teens through rephrasing techniques in a 45-minute individual lesson. Students will work on their speaking skills at a B2 level by discussing an “incredible, amazing, and wonderful experience” and learning to use synonyms to make their stories vivid and engaging. The lesson includes interactive exercises, vocabulary practice, and a task where students retell personal stories in varied language to enhance clarity and emotional depth in communication.

Stereotypes on Social Media
B1-B2
Stereotypes on Social Media

This ESL lesson plan on stereotypes targets adult learners at the B1 level in a group setting. Over 60 minutes, students will develop their speaking skills by discussing and analyzing stereotypes in the media. The lesson includes reading a quote and article, identifying true/false statements, matching vocabulary, rephrasing sentences, and engaging in paired discussions. By the end, students will be able to articulate their thoughts on the impact of stereotypes in the media and on social media platforms.

Job Interview: Self-Presentation Skills
B1-B2
Job Interview: Self-Presentation Skills

This ESL lesson plan is designed to help B1-B2 adult learners develop self-presentation skills for job interviews through structured speaking and vocabulary exercises. Students will engage in activities such as mock interviews, vocabulary matching, and self-introduction practice to build confidence in describing their qualifications, career goals, and professional experience. By role-playing as both interviewers and interviewees, students will gain practical skills to effectively express their strengths and prepare for real-world interviews.

Explaining a House Issue to a Landlord
B1-B2
Explaining a House Issue to a Landlord

This lesson plan is ideal for B1/B2 learners who want to improve their ability to handle everyday situations with landlords and boost their speaking confidence. Students will learn practical vocabulary and expressions for discussing household problems. The plan includes reading comprehension practice and a final role-play to reinforce polite communication.

Posting on a Forum
B1-B2
Posting on a Forum

This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to the basics of forum interactions, focusing on writing skills and expressions for agreement and disagreement. In a 45-minute group session, students will engage with B1/B2-level writing tasks, learning how to comment effectively in online forums like Reddit.

Free
Punctuation After Introductory Phrases or Clauses
B1-B2
Punctuation After Introductory Phrases or Clauses

This ESL lesson plan focuses on punctuation after introductory phrases or clauses for adults/teens at the B1-B2 level within a 30-45 minute individual session. The lesson targets writing skills through a well-structured approach that includes discussions on the importance of punctuation, sentence analysis, and practical writing exercises. Students will engage in activities that reinforce their understanding of punctuation rules, ensuring they can apply these concepts accurately in their writing tasks.

Exploring British Slang
C1
Exploring British Slang

This ESL lesson plan introduces students to popular British slang vocabulary and colloquial expressions through engaging activities. The lesson includes matching slang phrases to definitions, completing dialogues with slang terms, and practicing their usage in mini-dialogues. Students will enhance their conversational skills and cultural understanding while building confidence in using informal language.

What Is Adrenal Fatigue?
C1
What Is Adrenal Fatigue?

This ESL lesson plan based on a news article about adrenal fatigue, helps C1-level students develop speaking and reading skills, encouraging critical thinking and detailed analysis of health-related news. It includes pre-lesson reading, vocabulary matching, discussion prompts, and personal reflection on chronic stress and fatigue.