Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: finished, has, he, his, work?
Correct answer A. He has finished his work, hasn't he?
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Sentence Formation MCQs
Sentence Formation MCQs ask you to arrange a set of jumbled words into a correct, meaningful English sentence. They test word order, auxiliary verbs and question structure, and appear in NTS, ISSB, SSC and bank tests. Each question gives an instant answer, so you can check your sentence and learn common patterns.
- Synonyms 420
- Tenses 239
- One Word Substitution 206
- Antonyms 202
- Idioms and Phrases 160
- Reading Comprehension 150
- Preposition 145
- Sentence Correction 95
- Selecting Words 95
- Sentence Improvement 94
- Pair of words 80
- Ordering Of Sentences 68
- Ordering Of Words 48
- Voice 47
- Change Of Speech 46
- Spelling Check 41
- Sentence Formation 41
- Verbal Analogies 41
- Completing Statements 33
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: good, news, very?
Correct answer D. The news is very good.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: played, we?
Correct answer B. Despite the rain, we played.
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Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: hardly, home, it, reached, started?
Correct answer D. Hardly had I reached home when it started to rain.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: in, my, of, one, quetta?
Correct answer D. One of my friends lives in Quetta.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: at, home, if, it, stay, we?
Correct answer B. If it rains, we will stay at home.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: everest, highest, in, is, mount, mountain?
Correct answer A. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: by, hina, letter, the?
Correct answer D. The letter was written by Hina.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: coffee, prefer, tea?
Correct answer B. I prefer tea to coffee.
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Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: drive, enough, he, is, old, to?
Correct answer C. He is old enough to drive.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: and, brother, in, multan, my, sister?
Correct answer A. My brother and my sister live in Multan.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: also, but, clever, hardworking, he, is?
Correct answer C. He is not only clever but also hardworking.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: always, class, for, is, late, she?
Correct answer B. She is always late for class.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: gave, me, she?
Correct answer D. She gave me some advice.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: school, to, yesterday, you?
Correct answer C. Did you go to school yesterday?
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Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: is, one, road, that, this?
Correct answer A. This road is wider than that one.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: five, here, years?
Correct answer B. I have lived here for five years.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: bank, can, is, me, tell, the?
Correct answer C. Can you tell me where the bank is?
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: at, she, university?
Correct answer C. She studies at a university.
Which correctly formed sentence uses the words: neither, present, students, teacher, the?
Correct answer A. Neither the teacher nor the students were present.
About Sentence Formation MCQs
This English topic presents numbered words in a random order, such as 'I, help, not, you, did', and asks you to choose the order that forms a correct sentence. Questions test standard English word order of subject, verb and object, the position of auxiliaries such as did, have and had, the placement of not in negative sentences, and how questions begin with an auxiliary, as in 'Have you seen my bag?'. These items look easy but are designed to catch careless readers, so it helps to find the subject and main verb first and then build the rest of the sentence around them.
Exams that include Sentence Formation MCQs
Pakistan
- NTS
- ISSB
- Army/Navy/PAF initial tests
- PPSC
- FPSC
- ETEA
India
- SSC CGL
- SSC CHSL
- IBPS Clerk
- RRB NTPC
Bangladesh
- BCS
- Bank job exams
- Primary Assistant Teacher recruitment
Frequently asked questions
How do I solve jumbled sentence questions quickly?
First find the subject and the main verb, then add any auxiliary verb in the right place. In questions, the auxiliary comes before the subject, as in 'Have you seen him?'. In negatives, not follows the first auxiliary, as in 'I did not help you'.
Which exams include sentence formation MCQs?
Sentence formation and rearrangement questions appear in the English sections of NTS, ISSB, armed forces initial tests and PPSC in Pakistan, SSC CGL, SSC CHSL and IBPS Clerk in India, and BCS and bank job exams in Bangladesh.
Last reviewed October 2026