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Four Sentence Types

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Four Sentence Types

Read each sentence carefully. Choose or write the sentence type, and use the punctuation that shows how each sentence is meant to sound.

Identify the Sentence Type

Choose whether each sentence is a statement, question, command or sentence that expresses a strong feeling.

1.Where did you leave the library book?
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation
2.Please place your coat on the hook.
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation
3.What a brilliant rainbow that is!
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation
4.Our class is visiting the museum on Thursday.
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation
5.How many players are on your team?
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation
6.Keep the gate closed, please.
  • Statement
  • Question
  • Command
  • Exclamation

Choose the Punctuation

Write the punctuation mark that completes each sentence.

7.Which train goes to York ____
8.Fold the paper along the dotted line ____
9.The puppy curled up beside the radiator ____
10.What a huge slice of cake ____
11.Which sentences are commands? Select all that apply.
  • Turn the page slowly.
  • The wind shook the trees.
  • Could you pass the ruler?
  • Put the ingredients in the bowl.
  • What a tasty sandwich!
  • Remember to wash your hands.

Practise All Four Types

Use each sentence type correctly. Sentences that express a strong feeling end with the punctuation mark used to show strong feeling.

12.Write a statement about a favourite meal. End it with the correct punctuation.
13.Write a question you could ask a friend about a hobby. End it with the correct punctuation.
14.Write a polite command asking someone to close a window. End it with the correct punctuation.
15.Write a sentence showing how surprised or excited you feel about seeing a tiny hedgehog. End it with the correct punctuation.
16.Change this statement into a question: “Freya is bringing a football.” Keep the same information, but rearrange the words to make a question.

3 printable pages

  • Four Sentence Types, page 1 of 3: Identify the Sentence Type, Choose the Punctuation

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  • Four Sentence Types, page 2 of 3: Practise All Four Types

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  • Four Sentence Types, page 3 of 3: 14. Write a polite command asking someone to close a window. End it with the correct…

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