Intermediate Sentence Formation Worksheet

Introduction

This intermediate sentence formation worksheet builds on sentence formation skills by introducing slightly complex structures. Through multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, and matching, learners enhance their knowledge of word order, subject–verb agreement, and linking correct subjects with meaningful predicates. It’s perfect for students beginning to write longer and more structured sentences.

Why Sentence Formation Matters at the Intermediate Level?

This worksheet helps learners:

1. Strengthen grammar through practice with verbs and tenses.

2. Arrange words correctly to form meaningful sentences.

3. Build fluency in writing through subject–predicate matching.

4. Apply sentence rules in everyday communication.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

• Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions: Pick the correct word order in a sentence.

• Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks: Insert correct verb forms in simple sentences.

• Exercise 3 – Match the Following: Connect subjects (like The moon, Children, The cow) with their appropriate predicates.

Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Correct Options

1. My mom cooks food.

2. They read stories.

3. He plays guitar.

4. We watch TV.

5. She sings well.

Exercise 2 – Correct Options

1. He reads a storybook.

2. The birds fly in the sky.

3. They play cricket.

4. I drink water.

5. The baby is asleep.

Exercise 3 – Matches
1–B, 2–C, 3–H, 4–J, 5–G, 6–I, 7–E, 8–D, 9–F, 10–A

Take Sentence Formation to the Next Level!
Help your child practice structured exercises with slightly complex words and grammar.