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Chinese Sentence Rearrangement Practice · 句子重组
Build a complete Chinese sentence by arranging shuffled word and phrase tiles. Sentence Builder gives Singapore learners focused practice with the vocabulary from their chosen lesson or unit.
Quick answer
Sentence Builder is a free interactive 句子重组 practice activity. Learners select a level, choose a lesson or unit, arrange meaningful phrase tiles into order, check the result, and hear the complete sentence aloud.
Practise sentence order with your selected vocabulary
Choose 5, 10, or all available exercises for a lesson or unit.A simple method for 句子重组
Notice order words
Use clues such as 先、再、然后、最后, as well as time and place words.
Keep phrases together
Meaningful words and phrases belong together. Do not separate a phrase such as 农夫.
Read it aloud
Read the completed sentence once. A natural sentence usually sounds complete and logical.
Try the reasoning, not the answer
These tiles form a short sentence. First identify who is acting, then decide what happens.
农夫在田里种菜
Sentence Builder keeps meaningful phrases together as a single tile, then lets you check the complete order inside the activity.
Targeted practice by lesson or unit
Primary learners can select a level and lesson. Secondary learners select their stream, S-year, and unit, such as S2 · G1 · Unit 4. The practice exercises use the vocabulary from that selected scope, rather than a generic mixed list.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official PSLE Chinese paper?
No. It is an independent practice activity that helps learners practise sentence order and vocabulary. It is not presented as an official assessment paper.
Can I change the level during practice?
Yes. Choose Change setup at any point to select a different level, lesson, or unit. You can also restart a round.
Will a two-character word be split apart?
No. The activity preserves meaningful vocabulary words and phrases as one tile, so learners practise sentence structure rather than guessing character-by-character order.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The activity uses tap-to-build tiles with large touch targets, so it works on phones and desktops without depending on drag-and-drop.