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Help kids practice grammar with this fun worksheet. Identify declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences to improve sentence classification.

Help kids master sentence types with this fun grammar worksheet! Identify declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences and write your own. Grades 2–4.

Which sentence is an Exclamatory Sentence: The cat looks happy!. Read each pair of sentences. Pick out the Exclamatory SentenceThe hippo sat in the mud. The hippo is big!: The hippo is big!. Read each pair of sentences. Pick out the Exclamatory SentenceWhere is the hippo? Look at it run!: Look at it run!. Read each pair of sentences. Pick out the Exclamatory SentenceThe lion is in the park. I like the lion!: I like the lion!. Pick out the Exclamatory Sentence: The animal is mad!

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What type of sentence structure follows? Maria loves going to the park, so she can run around the track. : Compound. What type of sentence structure follows? Whenever Eduardo starts exercising, he gets red faced and really sweaty: Complex. What type of sentence structure follows? Jean started snoring in class and drooled all over his desk: Simple. What type of sentence structure follows? With furious anger, Siria started screaming, and she started flipping over tables and chairs: Compound. What type of sentence structure follows? You stink, but you are funny: Compound. Hank felt angry.This sentence is:: a simple sentence. Although he was a science teacher, Mr. Roberts also taught math.This sentence is:: a complex sentence. The carrots are planted in the garden, and the flowers are planted next to the house.This sentence is:: a compound sentence. The dog chased the ball.This sentence is:: a simple sentence

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Does a phrase contain a subject that acts through a verb: Yes. What is missing from a sentence with a dangling modifier: It's missing the thing that the modifier desctibes. Is "but" a coordinating or subordinating conjunction: Yes. Rewrite this sentence so the modifier is clear:Before they melted the kids decorated the snowmen: The kids decorated the snowmen before they melted.. Can a dependent clause work as its own sentence: No. State all the coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. How many independent clauses does a simple sentence have: One. What must any clause contain: all of the above. Which of these is NOT a kind of clause: verb clause

What type of sentence contains two independent clauses: compound sentence. What type of sentence contains an independent clause and at least one dependent clause: complex sentence. Determine the structure of the following sentence:Jamel organized the festival, and he called all the bands: compound sentence. Determine the structure of the following sentence:Because it rained, none of the bands performed: complex sentence. Determine the structure of the sentence:The door squeaked and rattled: simple sentence. How many types of sentence structures are there in English: 4. Determine the structure of the following sentence:He opened the mailbox and the front door: simple sentence. Determine the structure of the following sentence:Kimmie read about China because she wanted to know more about pandas: complex sentence. Which parts are required to have a Simple Sentence: a full stop. Mr Nuno said that will be enough, and everyone agreed.This is ..: a compound sentence. My classmates were wearing heavy clothes in the winter months.This is ..: a simple sentence. Those clouds promise snow; we might get another snow day off from school.This is ..: a compound sentence. Her left arm was badly broken at the wrist during the car accident.This is ..: a simple sentence. I know you don't like him, but that doesn't matter. This is ..: a compound sentence. Joshua stayed at home because he had a sore throat.This is ..: a complex sentence. Since we had only walked a kilometer from camp, we could turn back before dark.This is ..: a complex sentence. My mother went shopping, but my dad decided to stay home.This is ..: a compound sentence

This quiz tests your ability to identify and use different sentence types, including simple, complex, and compound sentences.

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What type of sentence makes a statement and generally ends with a period: Declarative. What type of sentence shows excitement and ends with an exclamation point? : Exclamatory. What type of sentence gives a command or tells someone to do domething? : Imperative. What type of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark? : Interrogative. What type of sentence is the following:  I am so happy!: Exclamatory. What type of sentence is the following:  It is cold outside today: Declarative. What type of sentence is the following:  Can I have a piece of your pizza?  : Interrogative. What type of sentence is the following:  Clean your room. : Imperative. Finish this sentence:  An imperative sentence: gives a command.. Finish this sentence:  In interrogative sentence: asks a question. . Finish this sentence:  A declarative sentence: makes a statement.. Finish this sentence:  An exclamatory sentence: shows excitement. 

This worksheet provides students with an opportunity to practice identifying the 4 types of sentences. With this worksheet, students will identify sentences as simple, compound, complex or compound-complex.

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Enhance grammar skills with this types of sentences worksheet! Includes declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentence examples for learning.

Practice identifying simple, compound, and complex sentences with this interactive worksheet. Ideal for students improving their sentence structure skills.

What type of sentence makes a statement and generally ends with a period: Declarative. What type of sentence shows excitement and ends with an exclamation point? : Exclamatory. What type of sentence gives a command or tells someone to do domething? : Imperative. What type of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark? : Interrogative. What type of sentence is the following:  Clean your room. : Imperative. What type of sentence is the following:  Can I have a piece of your pizza?  : Interrogative. What type of sentence is the following:  It is cold outside today: Declarative. What type of sentence is the following:  I am so happy!: Exclamatory. Look up the number for the pizza parlor. : Imperative. What type of sentence is the following:I think we should order pizza tonight. : Declarative

The night before a test, you should __________: get a good night's sleep. The morning of a test you should: eat a good breakfast. The day of a test, you should arrive at school __________: on time. Which of the following is NOT an example of a healthy breakfast choice: . How many hours of sleep is considered a good night's sleep for students in grades 3, 4, and 5: . When you are answering questions, you should write in what types of sentences: Complete. What does writing to a prompt mean: I have to write about the topic they give me.. The length of my writing does not matter: False. What does each letter in RUPR stand for: Read, Underline, Plan, Revise. I should always read the questions and problems at least how many times: 2. Before reading a story, what should you do first: Read the questions. How many pieces of evidence do you need in your answer to a question about a story: At least 2. In math, it is always important to do this..: Show all my work. What is the first step in RUCAS: Read the problem at least twice. When I am all finished with a problem, I should always go back and _________ my work: check. What do the U and C in RUCAS stand for: Underline and Circle. On any test, the first thing you should do is read the _____________ carefully: directions. What is the most important thing about taking a test: All of the above

What does a declarative sentence do: . What does an interrogative sentence do: . What does an exclamatory sentence do: . What does an imperative sentence do: . Which sentence is a declarative sentence: I like Mickey Mouse.. Which sentence is an interrogative sentence: What is your favorite pizza?. Which sentence is an imperative sentence: Stack your chairs.. Which sentence is an exclamatory sentence: I am the student of the month!. Which sentence is written correctly: Labraya and Myrikal are best friends.

What type of sentence gives a command: Imperative. What type of sentence tells information and ends with a period: Declarative. What type of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark: Interrogative. What type of sentence shows feeling and ends with an exclamation point: Exclamatory. What type of sentence is this: How are you doing today: Interrogative. What type of sentence is this: This is the funniest movie! : Exclamatory. What type of sentence is this: Go sit in your seat: Imperative. What type of sentence is this: The Earth has one moon: Declarative. An imperative sentence..: Gives a command. A declarative sentence..: Tells information. An interrogative sentence..: Asks a question. An exclamatory sentence: Shows feeling

Practice sentence types with this fun grammar worksheet! Learn to identify declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences. Great for Grades 2–4.