Sentence transformation
Sentence transformation that marks itself
Upload a textbook page with sentences to rewrite, or type your own. Students rewrite each sentence in full on a phone or a computer, and every answer that matches your key, or a version you accept, is marked for you.
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Try it: this is what your students see
Exercise 1: Transform sentence
Rewrite each sentence as its tag says.
1“They built this bridge in 1890.” Change to: passive
Answer this question to check it.
2“He went to the party.” Change to: negative
Answer this question to check it.
3“She lives in Madrid.” Change to: question: Where
Answer this question to check it.
How it works
Upload or type it
A page that asks to rewrite sentences (in the passive, in reported speech, as questions), or your own sentences in the editor.
Set what counts as right
Write the expected sentence and add every other version you accept. Capitals, punctuation and accents don’t count unless you want them to.
Assign it
Students write each new sentence. Answers that match are marked at once; anything else waits for you, with an AI suggestion when the assignment’s AI is on.
Why teachers use it
Every right version counts
A rewrite often has more than one correct answer. List them once; “didn’t” and “did not” already count as the same.
What to change, on each sentence
Tag each sentence with the change you want: passive, reported speech, a question, or your own words. Students see it beside the sentence.
Accept it once, for everyone
When a student finds a version you didn’t list, accept it, and every submission that used it is marked again.
Questions
Do students write the whole sentence?
Do students write the whole sentence?
Can students practise with it?
Can students practise with it?
Can I print it?
Can I print it?
Is it free?
Is it free?
Your next transformation exercise, marked for you
Upload a page or type your sentences.
Free plan for teachers. No card needed.