A sentence puzzle for EFL learners — adapted from QUOTEFALL by John and Muriel Higgins, 1995, revised 2026.
Every letter in the grid has slid down its column into the wrong row. Click a letter,
then click another letter in the same column to swap them, until every
row reads correctly. Dark squares mark the end of a word; punctuation is filled in for you.
The computer picks the text at random — if you get stuck, Peek shows
it for five seconds.
Add your own text
Type a sentence and it joins the pool the computer picks puzzles from
(and loads straight away so you can try it). Needs to be 40–120
characters (roughly 8–22 words).