WorksheetsGrammar Review No. 2 (Unit 2)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which one is a Command or an Imperative sentence?
"Pick up your toys, and clean your room, please."
"Hey!! It is so nice to see you!"
"When I grow up, I am going to travel to the moon".
Which one is a Question or an Interrogative sentence?
"I am glad you could complete the exercise".
"Don't forget to turn in your Independent work this afternoon".
"Are you sure we will have Christmas Vacation?"
Which one is an Exclamation sentence?
"What a great surprise you just gave me!"
"If you win the lottery tomorrow, you might buy a new car"
"How can you say that about my friends?"
Which one is a Declarative sentence or a Statement?
"I like to spend Holidays with my family".
"Be careful when you cut with that sharp knife, you might get hurt".
"That dog is running getting closer to us!"
A command is a kind of sentence that gives you an......
applause
surprise
order or instruction
What is the best conjunction word (but, or, and) we can apply to glue or stick these sentences...
My dog is the best pet, and the most friendly animal.
My dog is the best pet, but the most friendly animal.
My dog is the best pet, or the most friendly animal.
What is the best conjunction word (but, or, and) we can apply to glue or stick these sentences...
The car isn't working properly, and we can get a taxi to get home for dinner.
The car isn't working properly, or we can get a taxi to get home for dinner.
The car isn't working properly, but we can get a taxi to get home for dinner.
What is the best conjunction word (but, or, and) we can apply to glue or stick these sentences...
Next Holidays we can stay at home, or we might visit our parents in Canada.
Next Holidays we can stay at home, but we might visit our parents in Canada.
Next Holidays we can stay at home, and we might visit our parents in Canada.
What is the best conjunction word (but, or, and) we can apply to glue or stick these sentences...
Do you prefer to spend the money in new furniture, or do you prefer to spend it in a great travel to Las Vegas?
Do you prefer to spend the money in new furniture, but do you prefer to spend it in a great travel to Las Vegas?
Do you prefer to spend the money in new furniture, and do you prefer to spend it in a great travel to Las Vegas?
What is the best conjunction word (but, or, and) we can apply to glue or stick these sentences...
I like to choose the best options, or I like to take the best opportunities in my life.
I like to choose the best options, and I like to take the best opportunities in my life.
I like to choose the best options, but I like to take the best opportunities in my life.
