Sentence Types and Parts
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Sentence Types and Parts
📝 Part 1: Sentence Types
I can identify and write the four types of sentences.
Declarative: _________________________________________________
Interrogative: _________________________________________________
Imperative: _________________________________________________
Exclamatory: _________________________________________________
🎯 Part 2: Subjects and Predicates
I can identify simple, complete, and compound subjects and predicates.
"Aisha and Hassan studied for the test together."
"Layla jumped and cheered when she won the game."
✏️ Part 3: Write Your Own Sentences
I can write sentences with compound subjects and compound predicates.
1. _________________________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________________________
1. _________________________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________________________
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