Sentence Scrambler
Practice Spanish word order by unscrambling sentences
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Tip: "Scramble Words" uses the first line for practice. "Create Worksheet" generates exercises from all lines (one sentence per line).
Spanish Word Order Patterns
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Basic Structure (SVO)
Like English, Spanish follows Subject-Verb-Object: "Yo como manzanas" (I eat apples). This is the most common pattern.
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Adjective Placement
Most adjectives follow the noun: "casa blanca" (white house). Some common adjectives like "bueno" and "grande" can precede.
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Questions
Questions can keep the same word order as statements, using only intonation: "¿Hablas español?" (Do you speak Spanish?)
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Flexibility
Spanish word order is flexible for emphasis. "El libro leo" puts emphasis on "the book" rather than the reading action.