Practice identifying sentence types and adding correct punctuation in this educational worksheet.

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1. Read each sentence.
2. Add the correct punctuation mark (period, question mark, or exclamation mark).
3. Identify whether the sentence is a statement, question, or exclamation.

Let me go through each sentence, add the correct punctuation, and classify it accordingly.

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Instructions Recap:

- Statements end with a period (.)
- Questions end with a question mark (?)
- Exclamations end with an exclamation mark (!)

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Now, let’s solve each one:

1. Are you feeling well today?
→ Question
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

2. Papa made homemade cookies.
→ Statement
✔ Punctuation: .
✔ Type: Statement

3. Hooray! Jimmy's team won!
→ Exclamation
✔ Punctuation: !
✔ Type: Exclamation

4. When is your birthday?
→ Question
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

5. Is this your new television?
→ Question
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

6. Wow! Look at that fireworks!
→ Exclamation
✔ Punctuation: !
✔ Type: Exclamation

7. It rained all day long.
→ Statement
✔ Punctuation: .
✔ Type: Statement

8. Have you met my friend Julie?
→ Question
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

9. I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch.
→ Statement
✔ Punctuation: .
✔ Type: Statement

10. Can you make it to my birthday party?
→ Question
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

11. Ouch!
→ Exclamation
✔ Punctuation: !
✔ Type: Exclamation

12. Isn't this a beautiful night?
→ Question (This is a tag question)
✔ Punctuation: ?
✔ Type: Question

13. That is a very gentle pony.
→ Statement
✔ Punctuation: .
✔ Type: Statement

14. Happy New Year!
→ Exclamation
✔ Punctuation: !
✔ Type: Exclamation

15. Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch.
→ Statement
✔ Punctuation: .
✔ Type: Statement

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✔ Final Answer Key:

| # | Sentence | Punctuation | Type |
|---|---------|-------------|------|
| 1 | Are you feeling well today | ? | Question |
| 2 | Papa made homemade cookies | . | Statement |
| 3 | Hooray! Jimmy's team won | ! | Exclamation |
| 4 | When is your birthday | ? | Question |
| 5 | Is this your new television | ? | Question |
| 6 | Wow! Look at that fireworks | ! | Exclamation |
| 7 | It rained all day long | . | Statement |
| 8 | Have you met my friend Julie | ? | Question |
| 9 | I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch | . | Statement |
| 10 | Can you make it to my birthday party | ? | Question |
| 11 | Ouch | ! | Exclamation |
| 12 | Isn't this a beautiful night | ? | Question |
| 13 | That is a very gentle pony | . | Statement |
| 14 | Happy New Year | ! | Exclamation |
| 15 | Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch | . | Statement |

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📝 Notes:

- Sentence 6: "Look at that fireworks" — *Note*: "fireworks" should be plural, but since it's a grammar exercise, we focus on punctuation and type.
- Sentence 3 & 6: Multiple exclamations in one sentence — both are valid exclamations.

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