SenGram - Sentence Diagramming

Name: SenGram - Sentence Diagramming
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (178 reviews)
Author: Soferio

By: Soferio

Education

Features & Capabilities

SenGram is an educational sentence diagramming puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. It presents pre-prepared sentences and asks players to place each word on a diagram in the Reed Kellogg style. It is designed as a learning tool, not a homework solver.

With over 100 puzzles covering core grammar relationships (subject-verb, articles/adjectives/adverbs, prepositional phrases, direct/indirect objects, linking verbs, conjunctions) plus challenging puzzles, SenGram supports ESL learners, language lovers, and test-takers preparing for SAT, GMAT, or NAPLAN. Additional puzzles are available in-app in the SenGram Store.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Soferio

Rating:

3.60

(178)

Version:

4.00 Last updated: 2017-04-24

Version code:

841409456

Creation date:

2012-04-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.55MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 131,942 ▼ 58

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Developed by:

Soferio

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sengram-sentence-diagramming/id512943810

Website:

http://www.soferio.com/sengram/HTML/

User Reviews

SenGram majorly helped me with my diagramming sentences. I went from getting D’s and C’s on grammar quizzes and now I’m getting A’s. Thank you SenGram.

by Pe*****, 2025-03-19

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 buyers’ reviews after purchasing to figure that out. I just bought it and would like a refund. Misleading, at best.

by th*****, 2024-10-01

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 it’s still better than any other similar app I’ve seen.