Lesson Goal
Train your brain to build clear English sentences quickly using one practical structure.
Italian vs English: The Main Pitfall
Italian often allows more flexible word order because verb endings and context give more information. English depends more strongly on word position.
Italian-style English
Tomorrow with my colleague I discuss the project.
At work yesterday I sent to the client the document.
Natural English
I discuss the project with my colleague tomorrow.
I sent the document to the client at work yesterday.
Exercise 1: Choose the Correct English Order
Exercise 2: Italian → English Structure
Translate the Italian idea into clear English word order.
Exercise 3: Fix the Italian-Structure English
These sentences use English words, but the order feels Italian. Rewrite them in natural English.
Exercise 4: Build the Sentence Blocks
Click the mixed-up words to move them into the sentence space. Click a selected word again to move it back.
Exercise 5: Find the Mistake
Click ONE word that creates the word-order problem. The selected word moves into the answer block.
Speaking Practice
Answer each question using a full sentence. Try to use: WHO → VERB → WHAT → WHERE → WHEN.
Homework: Extra Sentence Structure Practice
Practice again with new sentences. These are not the same sentences from the lesson.