Let's solve this grammar worksheet step by step and explain the answers.
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Part A: Declarative and Interrogative Sentences
Instructions: Write
D if the sentence is *Declarative* (makes a statement), or
I if it is *Interrogative* (asks a question).
1.
The boy put his books and pencils on the table.
→ This is a statement. It tells us something that happened.
✔ Answer: D
2.
We walk to school and back home every day.
→ This is a statement about a routine.
✔ Answer: D
3.
Is there an extra blanket I can use?
→ This is a question asking for information.
✔ Answer: I
4.
My mom made me a hamburger sandwich for lunch.
→ This is a statement about what someone did.
✔ Answer: D
5.
What time do we go to PE?
→ This is a question asking for time.
✔ Answer: I
6.
Are we still taking the dog outside?
→ This is a question asking for confirmation.
✔ Answer: I
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Part B: Correct End Punctuation
Instructions: Add the correct punctuation mark:
. (period) for declarative sentences, or
? for interrogative sentences.
1.
Sam’s favourite food is pizza
→ This is a statement.
✔ Answer: .
2.
How are you feeling today
→ This is a question.
✔ Answer: ?
3.
What time does the zoom party start
→ This is a question.
✔ Answer: ?
4.
Sarah likes to read on the weekend
→ This is a statement.
✔ Answer: .
5.
My neighbour has a pet hamster and rabbit
→ This is a statement.
✔ Answer: .
6.
What is your favourite colour
→ This is a question.
✔ Answer: ?
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✔ Final Answers:
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Part A:
1. D
2. D
3. I
4. D
5. I
6. I
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Part B:
1. .
2. ?
3. ?
4. .
5. .
6. ?
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🔍 Explanation Summary:
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Declarative sentences make statements and end with a period (
.).
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Interrogative sentences ask questions and end with a question mark (
?).
- The key clue is whether the sentence is stating something or asking for information.
- In Part B, look at the sentence structure and wording (e.g., "What," "How," "Are") to determine if it's a question.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of interrogative sentences worksheet.