ToolsScramble the Words in Sentences

How to Use the Scramble the Words in Sentences Tool

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Add Your Text

To create a "Scramble Words in Sentences" task using Twee, start by entering the sentences you want to use for the activity. For example, you might choose sentences that include specific vocabulary words or phrases or focus on target grammar structures like the present perfect.

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Scramble the Sentences

Once your sentences are ready, click "Do the magic!" and watch Twee create the task in seconds.

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Puzzle It Out

With the task created, you're all set to help your students practice sentence structure. Now, your students can rearrange the words into the correct word order, providing a fun and effective way to practice grammar.

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