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Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands …
Pupils’ own responses that are commands starting with an imperative verb and ending with an exclamation mark, such as: Put your hand up! Walk down the corridor!
Exclamations and Commands Statements and Questions
Statements and Questions Look at the underlined part of each sentence. Decide if it is correct. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer. 1. The ant found a big crumb. ART FILE: …
Grade 3 English: Statements, questions, commands and …
Grade 3 English: Statements, questions, commands and exclamations A question - always needs an answer. A question is a sentence that asks you something and always ends in a question …
Grade 8 English Home Language Worksheet
Statements end with a full stop, e.g. He is at home today because he is feeling sick. My colleague will not be at school tomorrow because his father has passed away.
statements, questions, exclamations - Primary Resources
Underline all the statements in red. Underline questions in blue. Underline exclamations in green. Here’s what Alfonso’s classmates have to say to him. Use . or ? or ! to end each comment.
Statements Questions Commands Exclamations
Re-arrange the words in the statements below to make questions. Use only the given words. Use the picture to write four sentences: a question, a command, a statement and an exclamation.
Commands and Exclamations - 2ndgradeworksheets
An exclamation ends with an exclamation mark. Directions: Write the correct end mark on the line next to each sentence. Hooray, it is starting to snow ___
Sentence types: statements, questions, commands and …
Exclamations are used when a person wants to emphasise something they say. Exclamations begin with a capital letter and end with an exclamation mark. Examples: I said you must be quiet!
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands …
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and Exclamations Activity Sheet 1. Draw a line to match the sentences to the sentence type. 2. Choose one animal from the …
Parkhurst State School
Questions - Questions are sentences that ask you something. They usually end with a question mark. Commands - Commands are sentences that tell you to do something. They are often …
Statements. Questions. Exclamations and Commands …
Exclamation What is your name? Close the door. Where do you I have a dog. live? Created Date.
Statements, questions, exclamations and commands
Statements, questions, exclamations and commands How the grammatical patterns in a sentence indicate its function as a statement, question, exclamation or command.
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands …
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and Exclamations Activity Sheet 1. Draw a line to match the sentences to the sentence type. 2. Choose one animal from the …
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Sentences can be statements, questions, commands, or exclamations. Using all four kinds of sentences in a paragraph makes writing more lively and varied. Paragraph with One Kind of …
Types of sentence - Primary Resources
Types of sentence statement exclamation question command 1. Copy out the sentences below and write beside them what type of sentence they are. (a)Have you been swimming? (b) Go …
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Grammar: Commands and Exclamations 2 Grammar • Grade 5 • Unit 1 • Week 1 Add the proper punctuation to the end of each sentence. Then write whether the sentence is a statement, …
Sentence types: statements, questions, commands, …
Read the sentences below and write what type of sentence each one is on the answer line. I don’t like biltong. Did you polish your shoes? Pass me the ball! You are late! No, I didn’t go for a …
Can I recognise different sentence types? statement, question ...
Statements - Statements are sentences which tell you something. They end with a full stop. Questions - Questions are sentences that ask you something. They usually end with a …
Types of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and …
Think of and write three commands she might say to you.
statement exclamation question command - Barlows Primary …
(a) statements (b) commands (c) questions (d) exclamations 3. Write down three of your own… (a) exclamations (b) commands (c) statements (d) questions 4. Copy out this passage into your …
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands …
Pupils’ own responses that are commands starting with an imperative verb and ending with an exclamation mark, such as: Put your hand up! Walk down the corridor!
Exclamations and Commands Statements and Questions
Statements and Questions Look at the underlined part of each sentence. Decide if it is correct. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer. 1. The ant found a big crumb. ART FILE: …
Grade 3 English: Statements, questions, commands and …
Grade 3 English: Statements, questions, commands and exclamations A question - always needs an answer. A question is a sentence that asks you something and always ends in a question …
Grade 8 English Home Language Worksheet
Statements end with a full stop, e.g. He is at home today because he is feeling sick. My colleague will not be at school tomorrow because his father has passed away.
statements, questions, exclamations - Primary Resources
Underline all the statements in red. Underline questions in blue. Underline exclamations in green. Here’s what Alfonso’s classmates have to say to him. Use . or ? or ! to end each comment.
Statements Questions Commands Exclamations
Re-arrange the words in the statements below to make questions. Use only the given words. Use the picture to write four sentences: a question, a command, a statement and an exclamation.
Commands and Exclamations - 2ndgradeworksheets
An exclamation ends with an exclamation mark. Directions: Write the correct end mark on the line next to each sentence. Hooray, it is starting to snow ___
Sentence types: statements, questions, commands and …
Exclamations are used when a person wants to emphasise something they say. Exclamations begin with a capital letter and end with an exclamation mark. Examples: I said you must be quiet!
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands …
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and Exclamations Activity Sheet 1. Draw a line to match the sentences to the sentence type. 2. Choose one animal from the …
Parkhurst State School
Questions - Questions are sentences that ask you something. They usually end with a question mark. Commands - Commands are sentences that tell you to do something. They are often …
Statements. Questions. Exclamations and Commands …
Exclamation What is your name? Close the door. Where do you I have a dog. live? Created Date.
Statements, questions, exclamations and commands
Statements, questions, exclamations and commands How the grammatical patterns in a sentence indicate its function as a statement, question, exclamation or command.
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, …
Functions of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and Exclamations Activity Sheet 1. Draw a line to match the sentences to the sentence type. 2. Choose one animal from the …
Commands, and Exclamations Statements, Questions,
Sentences can be statements, questions, commands, or exclamations. Using all four kinds of sentences in a paragraph makes writing more lively and varied. Paragraph with One Kind of …
Types of sentence - Primary Resources
Types of sentence statement exclamation question command 1. Copy out the sentences below and write beside them what type of sentence they are. (a)Have you been swimming? (b) Go …
Grammar: Commands and Exclamations - Educational …
Grammar: Commands and Exclamations 2 Grammar • Grade 5 • Unit 1 • Week 1 Add the proper punctuation to the end of each sentence. Then write whether the sentence is a statement, …
Sentence types: statements, questions, commands, …
Read the sentences below and write what type of sentence each one is on the answer line. I don’t like biltong. Did you polish your shoes? Pass me the ball! You are late! No, I didn’t go for a …
Can I recognise different sentence types? statement, question ...
Statements - Statements are sentences which tell you something. They end with a full stop. Questions - Questions are sentences that ask you something. They usually end with a …
Types of Sentences: Statements, Questions, Commands and …
Think of and write three commands she might say to you.
statement exclamation question command - Barlows Primary …
(a) statements (b) commands (c) questions (d) exclamations 3. Write down three of your own… (a) exclamations (b) commands (c) statements (d) questions 4. Copy out this passage into your …
