Sentence Reordering — HSK 5
Sentence reordering is a classic way to test whether you actually understand Chinese grammar, not just memorized vocabulary — getting subject, verb, object, and adverbials in the right order is essential before tackling the writing section of the HSK exam. Every sentence here comes straight from a real vocabulary example at HSK 5, so you practice word order and review that word's real usage at the same time.
Sample question
The boat docked at the shore.
✓ 船靠岸了
How it works
- Pick the exercise type and level that fit you
- Answer the questions — every visit generates a fresh set
- See the answer and explanation right after each question, redo as many times as you like
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FAQ
Where do the sentences in this exercise come from?
Each sentence is a real example sentence from HSK 5 vocabulary — so you practice word order while reviewing that word's meaning and usage.
What if I'm not sure of the right order?
Just arrange it by instinct and check — the correct order is shown right away for you to compare, no points lost and no limit on retries.