Kinds of Sentences Worksheets | Practicing Four Kinds of Sentences ... - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. For each, we’ll:

1. Add the correct punctuation mark at the end (., ?, or !).
2. Label what kind of sentence it is: imperative, declarative, interrogative, or exclamatory.

We’ll use the definitions from the worksheet:
- Imperative = gives a command → ends with .
- Declarative = makes a statement → ends with .
- Interrogative = asks a question → ends with ?
- Exclamatory = expresses strong feeling → ends with !

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1. How was your day in school
→ This is asking a question → add “?” → Interrogative

2. Do your assignments in class on time
→ This is telling someone to do something → command → add “.” → Imperative

3. I’m so excited I passed the test
→ Shows strong emotion (“so excited”) → add “!” → Exclamatory

4. Walking up that mountain is dangerous
→ Just stating a fact → add “.” → Declarative

5. Who is the most popular singer
→ Asking a question → add “?” → Interrogative

6. You need to get with the program
→ Telling someone what they must do → command → add “.” → Imperative

7. He is the leader of the group
→ Stating a fact → add “.” → Declarative

8. What is your favorite magazine
→ Asking a question → add “?” → Interrogative

9. Congratulations on your achievement
→ Expressing excitement/praise → add “!” → Exclamatory

10. That was a physical game
→ Making a statement → add “.” → Declarative

11. Can you cancel the concert
→ Asking if someone can do something → question → add “?” → Interrogative

12. What chapter are we reading
→ Asking for information → question → add “?” → Interrogative

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Final Answer:

1. How was your day in school? — Interrogative
2. Do your assignments in class on time. — Imperative
3. I’m so excited I passed the test! — Exclamatory
4. Walking up that mountain is dangerous. — Declarative
5. Who is the most popular singer? — Interrogative
6. You need to get with the program. — Imperative
7. He is the leader of the group. — Declarative
8. What is your favorite magazine? — Interrogative
9. Congratulations on your achievement! — Exclamatory
10. That was a physical game. — Declarative
11. Can you cancel the concert? — Interrogative
12. What chapter are we reading? — Interrogative