Correct the word order mistakes in the sentences

1. I the difficult surgeon will
   be asking some questions

2. little bit probably hurt a
   this will

3. not feel a going to you are
   thing

4. up it will when you wake be
   over all

5. be save his able to we might
   life

6. am five I minutes leaving in
   about

2 Complete the sentences

1. I’ll give you an anaesthetic
   __________ you are in the operating theatre.

2. I want to
   make sure he’s all right ___________I
   go home.

3. Are you going
   ___________scrub up first?

4. Very
   __________ you
   will start to feel sleepy.

5. I won’t be able to tell you
   anything ____________ we get the results — and

even __________we may not
know.

3 Put the verbs in the brackets into the correct tense using a future form

‘I
have made a decision,’ the surgeon, Mr Grossman, said. ‘I __________¹
(not
operate) tomorrow. I
_________²
(do)
it next Tuesday. We _________³
(use)
skin from his abdomen and place it over the scars. Then I __________⁴
(inject) steroids to soften and flatten the tissue. I am hoping that
the new skin ____________ ⁵
(stretch).’

‘
_________⁶
(be) painful?’ the patient’s mother asked.

Your son
may _________⁷
(experience) some pain, yes, ‘the surgeon replied.

‘But that
is only __________ ⁸
(be) expected. Pain is a natural part of the recovery
process. Kids have remarkable powers of recovery, you know. Believe
me, your son is __________⁹
(do) just fine.’

Test 13

1 Underline the correct form of the verb in these sentences

1. Did
   you read /Have
   you read
   the
   case notes yet?

2. The first
   time we met
   / ‘ve met was
   three years ago.

3. I saw/
   ‘ve seen you
   six times this year.

4. When have
   you started /did you start having
   these thoughts?

5. I haven’t
   had /didn’t have hallucinations
   since last year.

6. I
   just finished / ‘ve just finished all
   the tablets you gave me.

7. She had
   / ‘s had a
   breakdown in 2005.

8. I didn’t
   finish / haven’t finished taking
   your pulse yet.

9 Have
you taken /Did you take your
medication yesterday?
10
I
knew
/ ‘ve known Mr
Musel for over ten years now.

2 Read each sentence. If it is correct, write a tick (). If there is a mistake, correct it

1. The
   patient has
   taken
   an overdose last Christmas. _____took____

2. Have
   you ever had hallucinations ?

3. I
   missed two doses so far this week. I need one now.

4. How many different doctors
   have you saw?

5. The patient appeared agitated
   when I first interviewed him.

6. The
   first time she has heard voices was a year ago.

7. She has visited many
   different therapists in her life.

8. The doctor saw the same thing
   many times before.

3 Use the Past Simple or the Present Perfect to complete the conversation between a nurse and a patient.

Nurse
How long have
you felt
(you,
feel) this
way?

Patient
It _________ ¹
(start) when I was a child. I
_____________ ²
(be)
a very quiet
child.

Nurse
____________ you ever ___________³
(see)
a psychiatrist?

Patient
No, I ___________ ⁴
(never,
see) a psychiatrist, but I ____________ ⁵
(talk)
to
my doctor many times.

Nurse
I see. When _________you first ⁶
(talk)
to your doctor?

Patient
The first time ___________⁷
(be)
two years ago. I _______________ ⁸
(go)
to see
him because I ____________ ⁹
(can’t)
think clearly.

Nurse
______________things _____________ ¹⁰
(get)
worse since then?

Patient
Well, they ____________¹¹
(get) much worse after that. But recently things ____________ ¹²
(be) a little better.

Nurse
Really-that’s good. ___________you
ever
_____________¹³
(take)
medication?

Patient
Yes, I _____________ ¹⁴
(take)
a lot of different things over the years. I
_____________¹⁵
(take)
a Nardil tablet first thing this morning.

Nurse
_____________you __________¹⁶
(take)
anything else today?

Patient
Yes, I ________________ ¹⁷
(need)
something before coming here, so I _______________¹⁸
(have)
a Prozac tablet.

Test 14

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The standard order of words in an English sentence is subject + verb + object. While this sounds simple, there are far more complicated sentences where placing the words in the right order may turn out quite challenging. 

Here we have prepared three types of interactive exercises created on Learning Apps and suitable for the Intermediate level.

Task 1. Choose the correct word order of the sentences

This exercise presents two options of sentences in which one sentence has the correct word order while the other does not. Here students get a general understanding of word order in English.

Task 2. Put the words in the correct order

Here students go deeper and have more practice with the word order in English. In the exercise, they will find examples with different types of adjectives, adverbs, indirect questions, etc.

Task 3. Complete the questions with the correct question tags

The last exercise aims to check how well your students know the rules of question tags.

Share with us in the comments below how effective the exercises were and how you usually practise word order with your Intermediate students.

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