Types of Sentences Worksheets
Students add the missing end mark to ten sentences and circle the kind of sentence. Then they write their own statement, question, command and exclamation.
Press “New worksheet” for a new mix of sentences.
Four Types of Sentences
A statement tells something and ends with a period (.). A question asks something and ends with a question mark (?). A command tells someone to do something and usually ends with a period. An exclamation shows strong feeling and ends with an exclamation point (!).
Add the end mark. Then circle the kind of sentence.
- My brother likes green applesstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- The library opens at ninestatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Who wants to read firststatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Where did you put my backpackstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Wow, that dog can really jumpstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- What a huge snowman that isstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- What time does the bus comestatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Wash your hands before lunchstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Owls hunt at nightstatementquestioncommandexclamation
- Please close the doorstatementquestioncommandexclamation
Write your own sentence about recess for each kind.
Four Types of Sentences: Answer Key
A statement tells something and ends with a period (.). A question asks something and ends with a question mark (?). A command tells someone to do something and usually ends with a period. An exclamation shows strong feeling and ends with an exclamation point (!).
Add the end mark. Then circle the kind of sentence.
- My brother likes green apples.statementquestioncommandexclamation
- The library opens at nine.statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Who wants to read first?statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Where did you put my backpack?statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Wow, that dog can really jump!statementquestioncommandexclamation
- What a huge snowman that is!statementquestioncommandexclamation
- What time does the bus come?statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Wash your hands before lunch.statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Owls hunt at night.statementquestioncommandexclamation
- Please close the door.statementquestioncommandexclamation
Write your own sentence about recess for each kind.
Teaching tips
- Common Core L.1.1.j asks students to produce declarative, interrogative, imperative and exclamatory sentences, and L.1.2.b asks them to use end punctuation.
- Read each sentence aloud with expression. The voice often shows the type.
- Commands can end with an exclamation point when they are said with strong feeling, like “Stop!”
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