Exercises A2 : practice Word order in Spanish (answers)

These exercises will help you practice Spanish word order at A2 level. Focus on Subject-Verb-Object structure, dropping the subject pronoun, and placing adjectives after the noun.

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Exercice 1 — Fill in the Blank: Complete the sentences

Fill in each blank with the correct word to complete the sentence following Spanish word order (Subject-Verb-Object). The subject pronoun may be omitted.

1. ___ un libro interesante. (She reads)
2. Nosotros ___ una casa grande. (we have)
3. ___ el periódico todas las mañanas. (He buys)
4. Ellas ___ una película española. (they watch)

Correction

1. Lee un libro interesante.
2. Nosotros tenemos una casa grande.
3. Compra el periódico todas las mañanas.
4. Ellas ven una película española.

Exercice 2 — Spot the Mistake: Fix the word order

Each sentence below contains a word order error typical for English speakers learning Spanish. Rewrite each sentence correctly in Spanish.

1. Yo tengo un rojo coche.
2. Ella come rápida pizza italiana.
3. Nosotros visitamos viejo un museo.
4. Él bebe fría agua mineral.

Correction

1. Yo tengo un coche rojo.
2. Ella come pizza italiana rápida.
3. Nosotros visitamos un museo viejo.
4. Él bebe agua mineral fría.

Exercice 3 — Multiple Choice: Choose the correct sentence

Choose the sentence that correctly follows Spanish word order rules, including adjective placement and optional subject pronoun.

1. Which sentence is correct in Spanish?
2. Which sentence correctly drops the subject pronoun?
3. Which sentence follows the correct Subject-Verb-Object order?
4. Which sentence correctly places the adjective after the noun?

Correction

1. Compro una chaqueta azul nueva.
2. Habla español fluido.
3. María escribe una carta bonita.
4. Ellos tienen un apartamento moderno grande.