Identifying Types of Sentences to Better Understand Directions

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Type of sentence: Mio has 23 feet of ribbon and wants to make bows with it.

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Statement

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Type of sentence: Mio needs 2 feet of ribbon to make one bow.

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Statement

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Type of sentence: How many bows can Mio make?

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Question

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Type of sentence: Show your work below.

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Command

Front

Type of the second sentence: "Write an essay comparing and contrasting the plot of Yeh-Shen and Cinderella."

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Command

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Type of the third sentence: "Yeh-Shen is a Cinderella story from China. Write an essay comparing and contrasting the plot of Yeh-Shen and Cinderella. Use information and direct quotes from both stories to support your response."

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Command

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Type of the first sentence: "Hector wants to find the perimeter of his yard to build a fence."

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Statement

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Type of the second sentence: "Hector wants to find the perimeter of his yard in order to build a fence. Which expressions could Hector use to find the perimeter?"

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Question

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Type of the third sentence: "Hector wants to find the perimeter of his yard in order to build a fence. Which expressions could Hector use to find the perimeter? Choose all the correct answers."

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Command

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Type of the first sentence: 'The Amazon rain forest covers about 2 million square miles.'

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Statement