Grammar worksheet for identifying declarative and interrogative sentences.

Task Explanation:

The worksheet focuses on two main parts:
1. Part A: Identifying whether a sentence is declarative or interrogative.
- Declarative Sentence: A sentence that makes a statement and ends with a period (.).
- Interrogative Sentence: A sentence that asks a question and ends with a question mark (?).

2. Part B: Adding the correct punctuation mark (either a period `.` or a question mark `?`) at the end of each sentence.

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Solution:

#### Part A: Declarative and Interrogative Sentences
We need to determine whether each sentence is declarative (`D`) or interrogative (`I`).

1. The boy put his books and pencils on the table.
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Answer: `D`

2. We walk to school and back home every day.
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Answer: `D`

3. Is there an extra blanket I can use?
- This sentence asks a question.
- Answer: `I`

4. My mom made me a hamburger sandwich for lunch.
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Answer: `D`

5. What time do we go to PE?
- This sentence asks a question.
- Answer: `I`

6. Are we still taking the dog outside?
- This sentence asks a question.
- Answer: `I`

Final Answers for Part A:
1. `D`
2. `D`
3. `I`
4. `D`
5. `I`
6. `I`

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#### Part B: Punctuation Marks
We need to add the correct punctuation mark (`.` or `?`) at the end of each sentence.

1. Sam’s favourite food is pizza
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Punctuation: `.`

2. How are you feeling today
- This sentence asks a question.
- Punctuation: `?`

3. What time does the zoom party start
- This sentence asks a question.
- Punctuation: `?`

4. Sarah likes to read on the weekend
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Punctuation: `.`

5. My neighbour has a pet hamster and rabbit
- This sentence makes a statement.
- Punctuation: `.`

6. What is your favourite colour
- This sentence asks a question.
- Punctuation: `?`

Final Answers for Part B:
1. `.`
2. `?`
3. `?`
4. `.`
5. `.`
6. `?`

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Final Answer:

Part A:
1. `D`
2. `D`
3. `I`
4. `D`
5. `I`
6. `I`

Part B:
1. `.`
2. `?`
3. `?`
4. `.`
5. `.`
6. `?`

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{Part A: D, D, I, D, I, I} \\
\text{Part B: ., ?, ?, ., ., ?}
}
\]