Exclamatory Sentence Free Printable Worksheets for Grade 1 - Kidpid - Free Printable

Let's solve this worksheet step by step.

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🔹 Understanding the Instructions:

We are to identify two types of sentences:
- Imperative sentences → These give commands or instructions. They may not have a subject (e.g., "Leave your shoes here." — no subject, but it’s a command).
- Exclamatory sentences → These express strong emotion and end with an exclamation mark (!). They must have a subject.

We are to:
- Bubble in red for imperative sentences
- Bubble in green for exclamatory sentences

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🔹 Let's go through each pair:

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#### 1. I love you mom!
- Ends with ! → Strong emotion → Exclamatory
- Has a subject: I → ✔
→ Green circle

You should not hate others.
- Ends with . → Not exclamatory
- It’s a statement, not a command → Declarative sentence
→ No color (not imperative or exclamatory)

✔ Answer: Bubble "I love you mom!" in green

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#### 2. Leave your shoes here.
- No subject (implied "you")
- Command → Imperative sentence
→ Red circle

Your shoes are amazing!
- Ends with ! → Strong emotion
- Subject: "Your shoes" → ✔
→ Exclamatory → Green circle

✔ Answer:
- "Leave your shoes here." → Red
- "Your shoes are amazing!" → Green

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#### 3. Alas! It is dead!
- Two parts: "Alas!" (interjection) and "It is dead!" (sentence)
- "It is dead!" ends with !, expresses shock → Exclamatory
- Subject: "It" → ✔
→ Green circle

Don't kill that lamb.
- Command → Imperative
- No explicit subject (implied "you")
→ Red circle

✔ Answer:
- "Alas! It is dead!" → Green
- "Don't kill that lamb." → Red

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#### 4. Anybody can answer.
- Ends with . → Declarative sentence
- No strong emotion → Not exclamatory
- Not a command → Not imperative
→ No color

What a silly answer!
- Starts with "What" → Exclamatory construction
- Expresses surprise/disapproval
- Ends with !
- Subject implied: "answer" (but it's a noun phrase; still acceptable as exclamatory)
→ Exclamatory → Green circle

✔ Answer:
- "Anybody can answer." → No color
- "What a silly answer!" → Green

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✔ Final Answers:

| Sentence | Type | Color |
|--------|------|-------|
| 1. I love you mom! | Exclamatory | Green |
| You should not hate others. | Declarative | ✘ |
| 2. Leave your shoes here. | Imperative | Red |
| Your shoes are amazing! | Exclamatory | Green |
| 3. Alas! It is dead! | Exclamatory | Green |
| Don't kill that lamb. | Imperative | Red |
| 4. Anybody can answer. | Declarative | ✘ |
| What a silly answer! | Exclamatory | Green |

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📝 Summary:

- Bubble in RED:
- "Leave your shoes here."
- "Don't kill that lamb."

- Bubble in GREEN:
- "I love you mom!"
- "Your shoes are amazing!"
- "Alas! It is dead!"
- "What a silly answer!"

> Note: Only the sentences that match the criteria should be bubbled. The rest are neither imperative nor exclamatory.

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