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5-Four Kinds of Sentences

This document provides information about the four kinds of sentences: declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative. It includes examples of each type of sentence and activities for students to identify and write different sentences. The activities have students 1) identify the type of sentence in examples, 2) add punctuation to dialogue examples, 3) write sentences based on pictures, and 4) write simple dialogues based on scenarios.

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5-Four Kinds of Sentences

This document provides information about the four kinds of sentences: declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative. It includes examples of each type of sentence and activities for students to identify and write different sentences. The activities have students 1) identify the type of sentence in examples, 2) add punctuation to dialogue examples, 3) write sentences based on pictures, and 4) write simple dialogues based on scenarios.

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RIZAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

English Worksheet
Q1- LESSON 5 - Four Kinds of Sentences

Name: ___________________________________________________________________Section___________________

Four Kinds of Sentences


Declarative sentence - A declarative sentence tells about something. It ends with a period. ( . )
Example: 1. These are all beautiful flowers. 3. Bees are attracted to flowers by sight and smell.
2. Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world. 4. I love the weather today.
An interrogative sentence - asks something. It ends with a question mark. ( ? )
Example: 1. Where's my notebook? 3. Why do we need to drink water?
2. Have you seen my red bag? 4. Why is it so hot today?
An exclamatory sentence - shows a strong feeling. It ends with an exclamation point. ( ! )
Example: 1. Yes, I won the game! 3. Ouch, my head!
2. Yay, I got the highest grade in class! 4. Run, there's snake!
An imperative sentence - gives a command. It ends with a period. ( . )
Example: 1. Wash the dishes. 3. Clean up the mess.
2. Do the laundry. 4. Please put this on the table.

Activity 1: Read the sentence. Identify if it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative


sentence. Write your answers on the blanks.
1. Brush your teeth everyday. _____________________________________
2. Get out of here! ________________________________________
3. My friend has a beautiful blue bag. _____________________________________
4. Can you give me three pencils? ______________________________________
5. I want to study my lessons everyday. ____________________________________

Activity 2: Read the dialogue. Supply with ( . ), ( ! ), ( . ) on the blanks to complete the sentences.

Sales lady: Good after noon. Can I help you ______

Girl: Yes please. I'm looking for a party dress ______

Sales lady: We got all colors. What color do you like ______

Girl: Give me a blue one ______

Sales lady: Here. You can try it on ______

Girl: Wow, it fits perfectly to me ______


Activity 3: Use the pictures to help you write the following sentences. Don't forget to punctuate properly.

Declarative Sentence

Interrogative Sentence

Imperative Sentence

Exclamatory Sentence

Make a simple dialogue on the given situations using the kinds of sentences.

1. You want to borrow your sister's Teddy bear. What will you say?
Me: "_________________________________________________________________"
Sister: "___________________________________________________________________"

2. You fell down and asked for your brother's help. What will you say?
Me: "_________________________________________________________________"
Brother: "______________________________________________________________"

3. You cannot reach a star on the Christmas tree . What will you say?
Me: "_________________________________________________________________"
Mother: "______________________________________________________________"

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