ENGLISH EXAMS & WRITING · LOCAL WORKBENCH

Sentence Length Checker

See sentence-length distribution and flat runs, with a tested splitter for abbreviations and decimals.

ENGLISH EXAMS & WRITING · LOCAL WORKBENCH · BROWSER WORKSPACE

Read the rhythm behind the average.

See sentence-length distribution and flat runs, with a tested splitter for abbreviations and decimals.

01 · YOUR WRITING9 parsed sentences
Same average, different reading rhythm.

Spread and short runs of similar sentence lengths reveal patterns that one average hides.

Sentence breaks account for common abbreviations, initials and decimal numbers. Check the list below to see how the text was split.

02 · RHYTHM MAP1 flat runs
SENTENCES9
AVERAGE · CONTEXT ONLY13.7
SPREAD · LENGTH VARIATION9.9
SHORTEST / LONGEST4 / 40
Spread 9.9 — varied. Sentences range from 4 to 40 words. Check the local runs below.

These descriptive bands are not an exam score or marking criterion.

Sentence by sentence

Dashed line is the mean · red bars show flat runs
1311321231241155647408139average 13.7Red = part of a run of three or more consecutive sentences within a few words of each other.

Where the rhythm flattens

Three or more similar lengths
Sentences 1–513, 13, 12, 12, 11 words

5 in a row within a few words of each other.

Every sentence, longest first

Inspect the split and word count
40w#8

A question you would never schedule a meeting to ask gets answered in four seconds when the person sits two desks away, and that small exchange, repeated forty times a week, is most of what an apprenticeship actually consists of.

13w#1

The rise of remote work has changed how companies think about office space.

13w#2

Many firms have reduced their floor area by half or more since 2020.

13w#9

Remove it and you have not saved money; you have deferred a cost.

12w#3

This has produced significant savings on rent and utilities for those organisations.

12w#4

Employees have reported higher satisfaction with their daily schedules in most surveys.

11w#5

However, the picture is more complicated than these headline figures suggest.

5w#6

Junior staff lose the most.

4w#7

They learn by overhearing.

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How this app works

See sentence-length distribution and flat runs, with a tested splitter for abbreviations and decimals. Review assumptions, source notes, and any context-sensitive flags before relying on the result.