SenGram - Sentence Diagramming

SenGram - Sentence Diagramming

by Soferio

169 ratings
62 reviews
$3.99
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 3, 2012
  • April 24, 2017

Features

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About

This educational game challenges users to deconstruct sentences and visually represent their grammatical structure through diagramming. It offers over 100 puzzles, with additional content available for purchase, to test and enhance language comprehension.

โœ“Sentence diagram puzzles
โœ“Grammatical structure identification
โœ“Over 100 pre-made puzzles
โœ“Reed Kellogg diagramming style
โœ“In-app puzzle purchases
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What's New in SenGram

4.00

April 24, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. - We have added 64-bit support, so those "This app will slow down your computer" warnings should be gone, for good. - Also, we have shortened the app's name, and added a shiny new icon to mark the occasion. - Have fun! We love hearing all your fabulous stories about how you have used it at your schools and home-schools.

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In-App Purchases

$2.99

Level 3 - verbals.

Level 3 provides approximately 60 new puzzles which cover 'verbals'. The topics covered are: gerunds, infinitives and participles.

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Last updated on July 15, 2026.

User reviews

SenGram

I love it!!!!

Helpful for teachers

I am using the app to teach English to non-native speakers. I appreciate all the sample sentences. I would like to see some supplementary exercises from the creator, or perhaps some commentary. Well done SenGram!

SenGram is the best

SenGram majorly helped me with my diagramming sentences. I went from getting Dโ€™s and Cโ€™s on grammar quizzes and now Iโ€™m getting Aโ€™s. Thank you SenGram.

Complaint

App Store sight should specifically state that this app is ***NOT*** have a sentence diagram generator function. Really. One should not have to read other buyersโ€™ reviews after purchasing to figure that out. I just bought it and would like a refund. Misleading, at best.

Needs to be more interactive

I love diagramming but I wish we could draw the lines and place the words in any order we choose. I was taught to place the verb first and diagram the sentence around it, that makes more logical sense than following the words from beginning to end. Also, having the lines pre-drawn gives too many clues. But itโ€™s still better than any other similar app Iโ€™ve seen.
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FAQ

What does SenGram do?

SenGram is an educational game designed to help users improve their understanding of English grammar by solving sentence diagramming puzzles. It presents sentences and requires users to place words correctly on a diagram to represent the grammatical structure.

What are the key features of this app?

The app offers over 100 sentence diagram puzzles covering various grammatical concepts, from basic subjects and verbs to more complex structures like prepositional phrases and conjunctions. It utilizes the 'Reed Kellogg' style of diagramming and allows users to purchase additional puzzle packs.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and includes a substantial number of sentence diagram puzzles. However, there are additional puzzle packs available for purchase within the app's store.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for students learning English as a second language (ESL), individuals studying grammar, or those preparing for standardized tests that include grammar sections like the SAT or GMAT. It's also beneficial for anyone who enjoys language puzzles or is familiar with sentence diagramming.

Can this app help with homework?

No, this app is an educational game and not a tool to solve homework problems. Its purpose is to test and improve your ability to understand and diagram sentences yourself, rather than providing direct answers to assignments.