Worksheet to distinguish between "Asking" and "Telling" sentences.

Let's go through each sentence one by one and determine whether it is "Asking" or "Telling" based on the structure and purpose of the sentence.

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1. "When will you give me my money?"
- This is a question. It starts with "When" and ends with a question mark.
→ Asking

2. "Give me your pen."
- This is a command or request, not a question. It’s giving an instruction.
→ Telling

3. "When will be the store open?"
- This sentence has incorrect word order. The correct form would be: "When will the store be open?" But even with the error, it's clearly a question asking for information about time.
→ Asking

4. "Ship sails in the sea."
- This is a statement describing something that happens. It's informative.
→ Telling

5. "Do you know how to ride a bicycle?"
- This is a direct question, starting with "Do" and ending with a question mark.
→ Asking

6. "Have a cup of coffee."
- This is a suggestion or command, telling someone to do something.
→ Telling

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Final Answers:

1. When will you give me my money? → Asking
2. Give me your pen. → Telling
3. When will be the store open? → Asking
4. Ship sails in the sea. → Telling
5. Do you know how to ride a bicycle? → Asking
6. Have a cup of coffee. → Telling

✔ You should circle:
- Asking: Sentences 1, 3, 5
- Telling: Sentences 2, 4, 6