Task Overview:
The worksheet asks you to identify whether each sentence is a
command or an
exclamation. For the first part, you write "C" for commands and "E" for exclamations. For the second part, you use a period (.) for commands and an exclamation mark (!) for exclamations.
Solution:
#### Part 1: Identify Commands and Exclamations
1.
Please bring your book to me.
- This is a
command because it instructs someone to do something.
- Answer:
C
2.
I'm so happy!
- This is an
exclamation because it expresses strong emotion.
- Answer:
E
3.
I love you so much!
- This is an
exclamation because it expresses strong emotion.
- Answer:
E
4.
It is raining so grab your umbrella.
- This is a
command because it instructs someone to take action.
- Answer:
C
5.
Drop the mail in the mailbox.
- This is a
command because it instructs someone to do something.
- Answer:
C
#### Part 2: Use Periods and Exclamation Marks
6.
Shut the back door _______
- This is a
command, so it ends with a period.
- Answer:
.
7.
That lunch was delicious _______
- This is an
exclamation, so it ends with an exclamation mark.
- Answer:
!
8.
Brush your teeth before school _______
- This is a
command, so it ends with a period.
- Answer:
.
9.
Ouch, that hurt _______
- This is an
exclamation, so it ends with an exclamation mark.
- Answer:
!
10.
The kitten is so cute _______
- This is an
exclamation, so it ends with an exclamation mark.
- Answer:
!
Final Answers:
1.
C
2.
E
3.
E
4.
C
5.
C
6.
.
7.
!
8.
.
9.
!
10.
!
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
1. & C \\
2. & E \\
3. & E \\
4. & C \\
5. & C \\
6. & . \\
7. & ! \\
8. & . \\
9. & ! \\
10. & ! \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of commands and exclamation worksheet.
