WorksheetsKinds of Sentences & Subjects / Predicates
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
I want to be a good writer
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Please sit down
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
When are you going to turn in your writing assignment
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Leave your footwear outside
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Wow, he must really love popcorn
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Have you ever been to a county fair
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Is the popcorn delicious
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
What a great view we have from this apartment
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Dogs don’t usually eat popcorn
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Feed the dog once per day
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
I can’t believe how fast the dog ran
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Justin sang beautifully on the stage
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Do you know how to bowl
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Bring the celery over here
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
I'm going to make some tuna salad
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
Oh, I nearly dropped it
declarative (.)
interrogative (?)
imperative (.)
exclamatory (!)
This kind of sentence gives a command or makes a request.
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
This kind of sentence asks a question.
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
This kind of sentence makes a statement.
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
This kind of sentence shows strong feeling.
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
The warm weather surprised us.
The whole family worked in the garden.
We planted flowers by the house.
My father grew tomato plants from seeds.
What is the complete subject in the following sentence?
The whole family loves our garden.
The whole family
garden
loves
loves our garden
The turning leaves signal the beginning of fall.
The squirrels collect nuts for winter.
A new school year starts in August.
The cool winds blow.
Crisp, red apples ripen on the trees.
