VERSANT Sentence Builds Part 1

Question 1

any pictures, of your family, do you have

Accepted Answer

Do you have any pictures of your family?

Answer

This question requires reordering words into a grammatically correct interrogative sentence. The standard English structure for a 'yes/no' question using 'have' as the main verb is 'Do + subject + have + object + prepositional phrase.' Option C correctly follows this structure, forming a natural and understandable question.

Question 2

in the woods, we, walk

Accepted Answer

We walk in the woods.

Answer

This question requires reordering words into a grammatically correct declarative sentence. The standard English sentence structure is Subject + Verb + Adverbial Phrase. Option C correctly places the subject 'We,' followed by the verb 'walk,' and then the adverbial phrase 'in the woods,' which specifies the location of the action.

Question 3

were broken, windows, all the

Accepted Answer

All the windows were broken.

Answer

This question requires reordering words into a grammatically correct declarative sentence. The standard English sentence structure is Subject + Verb + Complement. Option B correctly forms the subject 'All the windows,' followed by the verb 'were,' and then the adjective 'broken' acting as a subject complement, describing the state of the windows.

Question 4

after class, from toothache, I suffer

Accepted Answer

I suffer from toothache after class.

Answer

This question requires reordering words into a grammatically correct declarative sentence. The standard English sentence structure is Subject + Verb + Prepositional Phrase (cause) + Adverbial Phrase (time). Option D correctly places the subject 'I,' followed by the verb 'suffer,' then the cause 'from toothache,' and finally the time 'after class,' creating a clear and logical sentence.

Question 5

playing, basketball the boys, are

Accepted Answer

The boys are playing basketball.

Answer

This question requires reordering words into a grammatically correct sentence in the present continuous tense. The standard structure is Subject + auxiliary verb 'to be' + main verb (-ing form) + object. Option D correctly places the subject 'The boys,' followed by 'are playing,' and then the object 'basketball,' forming a coherent sentence.

Versant Practice Test

Versant Practice Test

VERSANT Sentence Builds Part 1