English - Lesson 4

English: Exclamation Sentences

Lesson 4

Can I write different sentence types?

• In today's lesson we are practising writing exclamation sentences.

• Exclamation sentences are used to show strong feelings and they end with an exclamation mark.

• Exclamation sentences start with what or how and follow a pattern.

Multiple Select

What two words can exclamation sentences start with?

• how

• sweetcorn

• what

• why

Multiple Choice

Why do we use exclamation sentences?

• to show strong feelings

• to ask someone a

  question

• because its fun

• to tell someone to do something

Multiple Choice

True or false: exclamation sentences starting with 'what' need to include an expanded noun phrase.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What do we call the punctuation that comes at the end of an exclamation sentence?

• question mark

• exclamation mark

• fullstop

• strong feelings mark

Multiple Choice

How many types of sentence are there?

• 5

• 2

• 142

• 4

Multiple Select

Which of these options are a type of sentence that we learn about in Year 2?

• questions

• commands

• apostrophes

• statements

Multiple Select

Which three things do 'how' exclamation sentences have in them?

• adjectives

• pronouns

• expanded noun phrases

• verbs

Our Activity

• Write exclamation sentences to describe the wolves in the story.

• Remember to follow the pattern for 'what' and 'how' sentences.

• You can use your adjective work from this week to help you.

Keep up the fantastic work Year 2!

Well done