Choose In A Sentence + Paragraph & Conversation Questions

Today we are going to check out many examples of choose in a sentence, along with a paragraph and conversation questions! Please use the various examples to practice English with. We will also be looking at some phrases with choose, too!

Choose In A Sentence

This is the first set of examples for choose in a sentence that we will practice today. These sentences will help you get comfortable with how to use the word in different situations. Read and repeat them to get used to the word’s pronunciation.

1. I choose my clothes carefully every morning.
2. She always chooses the best books to read.
3. We choose our vacation spots based on the weather. Last year we went to Nice.
4. He chooses his words carefully during meetings.
5. People choose different paths in life.
6. She chooses her friends wisely.
7. It’s hard to choose between the two options.
8. They choose the best candidate for the job.
9. Travelers often choose destinations that match their interests.
10. The team chooses their leader by vote.

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How to make sentences with choose?

To make sentences with choose, first remember it is a verb. It means to pick or select something from options. You can place choose after the subject in a sentence. For example, I choose my food based on my mood. We use choose when talking about decisions or selections. It can refer to picking items, people, or plans. For example, He chooses his vegetables carefully. We often use choose when discussing preferences or the act of making a choice.

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Sentences with choose

Now, let’s look at some more example sentences with choose. These will help you practice how to use it in a variety of different situations.

11. We choose our projects at the beginning of the semester.
12. Mary will choose the movie for the group to watch.
13. They choose their leaders through elections.
14. Some people choose a vegetarian diet.
15. The school chooses a new principal every few years.
16. Over time, we choose to focus on what matters most.
17. He chooses his goals carefully to achieve success.
18. She chooses to stay calm in stressful situations.
19. The software allows users to choose their preferences.
20. They choose their activities based on the weather.

Chose in a sentence

Next up, we shall look at today’s word used in the past. Here are 10 examples of chose in a sentence. As with the other ones, read and repeat them out loud to practice your English.

21. She chose to move to a different city for work.
22. They chose a new game to play this weekend.
23. He chose to speak up in the meeting.
24. The company chose a new marketing strategy.
25. Sabrina chose a healthy snack over junk food.
26. We chose to take a different route home.
27. The animals chose the best spots for shelter.
28. They chose to spend the holidays with family.
29. He chose his friends based on shared interests.
30. The team chose their captain by vote.

Questions with choose

Now that we’ve practiced many examples, let’s move on to conversation questions. These will help you practice using choose and chose in full sentences. Try to answer them completely, in full sentences, to practice your English. Here are 5 examples to get you started, along with how to answer them. After them, you will see some more questions. Don’t worry if you are unsure about how to answer them. Use your imagination to create sentences.

31. How do you choose what to eat?
    I choose what to eat based on what I’m in the mood for.
32. Have you ever chosen a new hobby?
    Yes, I chose painting as a new hobby last year.
33. Do you choose your friends carefully?
    Yes, I choose my friends based on trust and kindness.
34. How do you choose where to go on vacation?
    I choose places that have good weather and interesting activities.
35. Have you chosen a career path yet?
    Yes, I have chosen to work in healthcare.

Choose used in questions

36. How do you choose new hobbies?
37. Have you ever chosen a new city to live in?
38. Do you choose your goals based on your values?
39. How did you choose your current job?
40. Do you think people choose their friends wisely?
41. How did you choose your last vacation destination?
42. Have you chosen a new routine recently?
43. Can you choose your work schedule?
44. Do you usually choose to try new things when you travel?
45. How long did it take you to choose your favorite book?

Paragraph using choose

Now, here’s a short fictional paragraph that uses the word choose a few times. Feel free to use this as inspiration for any writing projects you have. Also, note how the word is used in sentences.

When Emma moved to a new city, she had to choose carefully where to live. There were many neighborhoods to consider. At first, she didn’t know which one would be best. She chose to visit each area and see which one felt right. After a few weeks, Emma chose a quiet spot near the park. It took time, but she was happy with her choice. She also chose a new job that fit her skills and interests. Now, Emma feels settled in her new city, ready to enjoy her life there.

Paragraph with choose: simple English

Here is a short and simple paragraph that uses the word choose. How many times can you find the word?

Liam moves to a new town. He must choose many things. He chooses where to live, where to eat, and who to spend time with. It is not easy at first, but he tries. Liam chooses a new hobby to meet people. He learns where to shop and how to get around. Slowly, he begins to feel comfortable in his new town. He knows it will take time, but he is ready to choose the best things for his new life.

Phrases with Choose

“Choose” is a key verb in English used when making decisions. It often appears in common phrases that describe how we pick one option over another. Here are a few helpful phrases with “choose” to expand your vocabulary and improve your understanding of decision-making in English.

Phrase with choose	Meaning	Example Sentence
Choose from	To select from a group of options	You can choose from a variety of toppings.
Choose between	To select one option from two or more	She had to choose between two great offers.
Choose over	To prefer one option over another	He was chosen over the other candidate for the job.

Choose in a sentence, along with questions and a paragraph, too!

I hope you have enjoyed reading through and repeating all of today’s examples of choose in a sentence! Learning to use the word choose is useful because it helps you talk about decisions and preferences. Life is full of choices, and being able to explain how you choose things can make conversations easier. It helps you express your thoughts and reasoning. Using it correctly shows that you understand how to make decisions,