Worksheet explaining types of sentences with examples and matching activity.

Explanation:
We are given a matching task: draw a line to match each sentence to the correct sentence type. The four types are:

- Declarative: States facts or opinions. Ends with a period (.).
- Imperative: Gives commands or instructions. Usually ends with a period, but sometimes an exclamation mark (!).
- Interrogative: Asks a question. Ends with a question mark (?).
- Exclamatory: Shows strong emotion. Ends with an exclamation mark (!).

Now let’s look at each sentence and decide its type:

1. Get me a puppy, please.
→ This is a request/command. Even though it has “please”, it’s still giving an instruction. Ends with a period.
✔ Imperative

2. I went to the mall.
→ States a fact. Ends with a period.
✔ Declarative

3. Do you have a dog?
→ Asks a yes/no question. Ends with a question mark.
✔ Interrogative

4. The mall is amazing!
→ Expresses excitement/strong feeling. Ends with an exclamation mark.
✔ Exclamatory

5. Kylie likes milkshakes.
→ States a fact (opinion/fact). Ends with a period.
✔ Declarative

6. Have you been to the mall?
→ Asks a question. Ends with a question mark.
✔ Interrogative

Now match them:

- Get me a puppy, please. → Imperative
- I went to the mall. → Declarative
- Do you have a dog? → Interrogative
- The mall is amazing! → Exclamatory
- Kylie likes milkshakes. → Declarative
- Have you been to the mall? → Interrogative

Final Answer:
Get me a puppy, please. → Imperative
I went to the mall. → Declarative
Do you have a dog? → Interrogative
The mall is amazing! → Exclamatory
Kylie likes milkshakes. → Declarative
Have you been to the mall? → Interrogative