“What did you have for lunch today?”
The words you are given
- today
- delicious
- had
- I
- a
- were
- sandwich
The order that works
I had a delicious sandwich today.
Build a Sentence
English past tense statements follow Subject + past-tense verb + Object order. The verb changes form to show the action happened before now.
Pattern: Subject + V-ed/irregular past + Object.
Word order shown is Reach120’s reading of standard English usage for this sentence. ETS does not publish a correct/incorrect judgement for individual items, and this is not an official score.
“What did you have for lunch today?”
I had a delicious sandwich today.
“What did Maria buy?”
She bought some fresh flowers yesterday.
“What did you do after work?”
I watched a funny movie tonight.
“Where did they go?”
They visited the science museum today.
“What did he drink?”
He ordered a large iced coffee.
“What did she clean?”
She cleaned the entire messy apartment.
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