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    ASSIGNMENT – TYPES OF SENTENCES

    Name: ________________________________ Class: 4


    Q1. Identify the type of sentence – Declarative / Imperative / Interrogative / Exclamatory

    1. How well she sings! ____________________________

    2. What is your name? ____________________________

    3. Did I say anything to make you angry? ____________________________

    4. Will you come with us? ____________________________

    5. Who told you this? ____________________________

    6. She is a successful writer. ____________________________

    7. It is raining cats and dogs. ____________________________

    8. I want to become a writer. ____________________________

    9. She does not eat meat or fish. ____________________________

    10. Go at once. ____________________________

    11. Bring me that file. ____________________________

    12. My mother makes delicious cookies. ____________________________

    13. Get lost. ____________________________

    14. Fetch me a glass of water. ____________________________

    15. Please be seated. ____________________________

    16. Sit down. ____________________________

    17. She writes with her left hand. ____________________________

    18. What a tragedy! ____________________________

    19. How beautiful she is! ____________________________

    20. I have two sisters. ____________________________

    21. How ridiculous this is! ____________________________

    22. I have lost my way. ____________________________

    23. Did you finish your homework last night? ____________________________

    24. Watch the baby. ____________________________

    25. Mr. Brown can be very strict. ____________________________

    26. Sally never finishes her homework on time. ____________________________

    27. Who helped you feed the dogs? ____________________________


    28. I can't believe they won the game! ____________________________

    29. Wash the dishes before dinner. ____________________________

    30. I am so excited, we are going to Paris! ____________________________

    31. Did you see that baseball game? ____________________________

    32. Mrs. Smith needs help watering her roses. ____________________________

    Q2. Underline the correct option.

    1. Which type of sentence must end with a question mark?

    interrogative imperative exclamatory

    2. A sentence that's used to give someone an order or a command is a / an _______ sentence.

    interrogative imperative exclamatory

    3. The function of a declarative sentence is to _______ someone about something.

    ask tell surprise

    4. What does an exclamatory sentence usually end with?

    a full-stop or period a question mark an exclamation mark

    5. "Sit down and be quiet!" What type of sentence is this?

    exclamatory imperative interrogative

    6. Which of the sentence often begins with the subject?

    declarative imperative exclamatory

    7. Which is an exclamatory sentence?

    He's so cute. Isn't he cute? How cute he is!

    8. A declarative sentence

    makes a statement gives an order makes a question

    9. Which of these sentences is in imperative form?

    Have fun, won't you? Did you have fun? It'll be fun!

    10. Which is a declarative sentence?

    Ouch! Stop hurting me! That hurts.

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