The worksheets below are “Duolingo-style” — there’s a sentence in English and the learner constructs the Filipino equivalent from a set of given words.

• There’s intentionally only one sentence per page so that the words will be big enough and the worksheets can be easily answered using a phone.
• There’s also a link to a printable version of the worksheets; the words can be cut and pasted for a hands-on Filipino learning activity.
• The words are all in lowercase (small letters) so it won’t be obvious which word is the first in the sentence. If you’re guiding the learner through this exercise, I suggest letting them write the final sentence in a notebook using correct capitalization and punctuation. This will also help them better remember the sentence structures.