How to use this page:
- Enter your text below. Use one sentence per line, or paste a paragraph (auto-split on Validate).
- Click [Validate Data]. Valid sentences appear in the list; invalid lines get a note and a [Remove] button.
- Click [Back] to edit the text again if needed.
- Click 🎯 Start Unscramble Quiz to begin practicing word order.
- Good practice length: 3–16 words. Keep sentences focused and not too long.
Note on order: This quiz accepts only the exact word order you enter, so a
sentence that is natural in more than one order will mark a correct rearrangement wrong.
The preview auto-flags the most common cause — coordination — with
⚠ flexible order possible: a short item joined by
and / or / nor / either…or / neither…nor / both…and
(e.g., I like cats and dogs ↔ …dogs and cats;
We live in London and in Paris ↔ …in Paris and in London).
The checker can’t catch everything. Before you start, also remove or reword sentences with:
a two-way comparison (as tall as, taller than, the same as);
two names that can swap (Anna met Tom ↔ Tom met Anna);
two time/place phrases (…at 6pm tomorrow ↔ …tomorrow at 6pm); or a
separable phrasal verb (turn off the light ↔ turn the light off).
Tip: a word that must stay capitalized at the start of the sentence usually
locks the order, so many sentences that begin that way are actually safe even if flagged.
