Let's solve the worksheet step by step and explain each answer.
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Worksheet: Different Types of Sentences
Four types of sentences:
1.
Imperative – gives a command (ends with a period, .)
2.
Declarative – makes a statement (ends with a period, .)
3.
Interrogative – asks a question (ends with a question mark, ?)
4.
Exclamatory – expresses strong feeling (ends with an exclamation mark, !)
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Directions: Read each sentence and label the kind of sentence it is.
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Example A:
Sentence: *Are you done with your homework?*
Answer: Interrogative
✔ Because it asks a question and ends with a question mark.
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Now let’s analyze each sentence:
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1. Can you hold on to my hand?
- This is asking a question.
- It ends with a question mark (?).
✔ Answer: Interrogative
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2. You need to laugh at the funny joke.
- This is making a statement about what someone needs to do.
- It ends with a period (.).
- It is not a command (imperative), nor a question or exclamation.
✔ Answer: Declarative
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3. How much money do you have?
- This is clearly asking a question.
- Ends with a question mark (?).
✔ Answer: Interrogative
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4. I am so excited about today!
- This expresses strong emotion (excitement).
- Ends with an exclamation mark (!).
✔ Answer: Exclamatory
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5. It is a very warm day.
- This is a simple statement about the weather.
- Ends with a period (.).
✔ Answer: Declarative
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6. I had a great time with you today!
- This expresses strong positive feeling (joy).
- Ends with an exclamation mark (!).
✔ Answer: Exclamatory
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Interrogative
2.
Declarative
3.
Interrogative
4.
Exclamatory
5.
Declarative
6.
Exclamatory
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📌 Summary of Rules Used:
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Question mark (?) → Interrogative
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Exclamation mark (!) → Exclamatory
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Period (.) + Statement → Declarative
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Command or request → Imperative (not used here)
This worksheet helps identify sentence types based on
purpose and
punctuation.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of types of sentences worksheets.
