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Types of Sentences Worksheets

Explore our types of sentences worksheets that define, describe, and exemplify each of the four types in great detail. Learn to identify, rewrite, and classify sentences as declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences, each serving a unique purpose. Our free worksheets provide a great starting point!

Identifying Statements and Questions

Cut the sentence strips in these worksheets, sort them as sentences and questions, and glue them in the appropriate column.

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Is it a Command or a Question?

Tell commands from questions by analyzing each sentence and recognizing its purpose and punctuation.

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Identifying Types of Sentences

Classify each sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory in these types of sentences worksheets.

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Types of Sentences Chart

This printable chart introduces sentence types. It not only defines each sentence type, but it also clearly exemplifies it with a picture.

Writing Imperative Sentences

Practice writing imperative sentences by interpreting real-world signs in these worksheets, and give clear instructions or commands.

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Rewriting Interrogative as Declarative

Change interrogative sentences into declarative sentences and reinforce understanding of sentence structure.

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Is it a Statement or a Question?

Distinguish between statements and questions in these worksheets. Practice sentence recognition, punctuation, and understand sentence purpose.

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Writing Sentences using Picture Hints

Use the picture hints and create meaningful sentences across the four major types.

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Rewriting as Interrogative

Turn the declarative ideas in the PDF worksheets into questions, and rewrite statements as interrogative sentences.

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Rewriting as Exclamatory

Transform each declarative sentence into an exclamatory sentence to show excitement or strong emotion.

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