Task: Unscramble the sentences and identify their sentence types.
#### Instructions:
1. Rearrange the words to form a coherent sentence.
2. Write the unscrambled sentence on the line.
3. Identify whether the sentence is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.
4. Write the sentence type on the line provided.
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Solution:
#### 1.
up you why dressed
- Unscrambled Sentence:
Why are you dressed up?
- Sentence Type:
Interrogative (Asks a question.)
#### 2.
going party I'm to
- Unscrambled Sentence:
I'm going to a party.
- Sentence Type:
Declarative (Makes a statement.)
#### 3.
time a have good
- Unscrambled Sentence:
Have a good time!
- Sentence Type:
Imperative (Gives a command or makes a request.)
#### 4.
me with you do go want
- Unscrambled Sentence:
Do you want to go with me?
- Sentence Type:
Interrogative (Asks a question.)
#### 5.
love I really go to would
- Unscrambled Sentence:
I would really love to go.
- Sentence Type:
Declarative (Makes a statement.)
#### 6.
ready how soon can you
- Unscrambled Sentence:
How soon can you be ready?
- Sentence Type:
Interrogative (Asks a question.)
#### 7.
leave how need soon do we
- Unscrambled Sentence:
How soon do we need to leave?
- Sentence Type:
Interrogative (Asks a question.)
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Final Answer:
1. Why are you dressed up? (Interrogative)
2. I'm going to a party. (Declarative)
3. Have a good time! (Imperative)
4. Do you want to go with me? (Interrogative)
5. I would really love to go. (Declarative)
6. How soon can you be ready? (Interrogative)
7. How soon do we need to leave? (Interrogative)
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{1. Why are you dressed up? (Interrogative)} \\
\text{2. I'm going to a party. (Declarative)} \\
\text{3. Have a good time! (Imperative)} \\
\text{4. Do you want to go with me? (Interrogative)} \\
\text{5. I would really love to go. (Declarative)} \\
\text{6. How soon can you be ready? (Interrogative)} \\
\text{7. How soon do we need to leave? (Interrogative)}
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kinds of sentences worksheet.