Let’s go through each sentence one by one and decide whether it’s a command (tells someone to do something) or an exclamation (shows strong feeling or excitement).
Remember:
- Command → ends with a period (.)
- Exclamation → ends with an exclamation mark (!)
1. “Put your books on the table” → This is telling someone to do something → Command → .
2. “Clean up your mess before you go outside” → Telling someone to clean up → Command → .
3. “Our team won the contest” → This is exciting news! Shows happiness → Exclamation → !
4. “Bring your paper and your pencil to my desk” → Telling someone to bring things → Command → .
5. “That was an amazing feast” → “Amazing” shows strong feeling → Exclamation → !
6. “There is a snake in my backpack” → This is scary or surprising! Strong emotion → Exclamation → !
7. “Write your name and your number on your paper” → Telling someone what to write → Command → .
8. “I am so proud of you” → “So proud” shows strong emotion → Exclamation → !
9. “Put your papers in the basket” → Telling someone to put papers away → Command → .
10. “Hooray, it is starting to snow” → “Hooray” is an excited word! → Exclamation → !
All done! Now let’s write the answers in order.
Final Answer:
1. .
2. .
3. !
4. .
5. !
6. !
7. .
8. !
9. .
10. !
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of commands and exclamation worksheet.
