Sure! Let’s solve this worksheet step by step.
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📝 Key Concepts:
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Declarative Sentence: Makes a statement or gives information. Ends with a
period (.).
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Interrogative Sentence: Asks a question. Ends with a
question mark (?).
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✔ Now, let’s analyze each sentence:
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1. Did you see the robot
→ This is asking a question — “Did you see...?”
✔ Type: Interrogative
✔ Punctuation: ?
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Answer: Interrogative ?
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2. The robot is nice
→ This is stating a fact — “The robot is nice.”
✔ Type: Declarative
✔ Punctuation: .
➡️
Answer: Declarative .
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3. My brother named it Max
→ This is giving information — telling who named the robot and what name was given.
✔ Type: Declarative
✔ Punctuation: .
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Answer: Declarative .
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4. Where do you think it sleeps
→ This is asking for an opinion or location — “Where...?”
✔ Type: Interrogative
✔ Punctuation: ?
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Answer: Interrogative ?
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5. It sleeps in the garage
→ This is stating a fact — where the robot sleeps.
✔ Type: Declarative
✔ Punctuation: .
➡️
Answer: Declarative .
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6. How big is your robot
→ This is asking for size — “How big...?”
✔ Type: Interrogative
✔ Punctuation: ?
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Answer: Interrogative ?
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🖊️ Final Answers to Fill In:
1.
Interrogative ?
2.
Declarative .
3.
Declarative .
4.
Interrogative ?
5.
Declarative .
6.
Interrogative ?
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✔ You’re all set! Just write those labels and punctuation marks on the lines and in the boxes as shown.
Let me know if you want to practice more! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of declarative and interrogative sentences worksheet.
