Questions and Statements

The video tutorial explains the differences between statements and questions. It highlights how statements tell something and end with a period, while questions ask something and end with a question mark. The tutorial provides examples of both sentence types, emphasizing the use of capital letters and punctuation. It also introduces WH words commonly used in questions and offers practice in identifying sentence types.

What is a key difference between a statement and a question in terms of punctuation?

• Both statements and questions end with a question mark.

• Statements end with a question mark, questions end with a period.

• Statements end with a period, questions end with a question mark.

• Both statements and questions end with a period.

Which of the following is NOT a common WH word used to start questions?

• When

• What

• Who

• Then

How does the intonation of a question typically differ from that of a statement?

• It usually gets higher.

• It usually gets lower.

• It remains the same.

• It fluctuates randomly.

Which sentence is a statement?

• Where are you going?

• What time is it?

• I am going to karate class.

• Why is the sky blue?

Identify the question from the following sentences.

• The children are playing.

• The sky is cloudy.

• That dog is very furry.

• Where did the dog go?