WorksheetsTypes Of Sentences & Subject, predicate and object.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is a sentence?
I don't know
A sentence is a grammatically complete idea. All sentences have a noun or pronoun component called the subject, and a verb part called the predicate. David and Paige explore this division across several different example sentences.
a group of words containing a subject and a verb, that expresses a statement, a question, etc. When a sentence is written it begins with a big (capital) letter and ends with a full stop.
A set of words that is complete in itself, containing a subject and predicate, conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command.
the punishment given by a judge to somebody who has been found guilty of a crime
What are the types of sentences? And what are the sentences about?
There are no types of sentences
There are 4 types. Assertive/Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory.
(1. Assertive sentence makes a statement, For example, {Sasha is a good girl.} ) (2. Interrogative sentence asks us a question, For example, {How to solve a rubix cube?}.) (3. Imperative sentence is basically a proposal. or a order or an request. For example, {Let us go to the mall.} {Come here} {Can you pass me that book?}. ) And lastly, Exclamatory sentence a sentence with emotion and a exclamatory mark at the end of the sentence. For example, {This is the best day ever!}.
Identify this sentence type. "It's so cold in winter."
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Transformation of sentences
if sentence is positive assertive, while changing it to interrogative, you must change it into a negative interrogative. ----- if an assertive sentence has helping verbs or a model verb, then these verbs form the interrogative sentence. Otherwise, we use the verb 'to do'
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Identify the subject in this sentence. "What is the capital of Tripura?"
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Convert this assertive sentence to exclamatory sentence. "This is an interesting idea".
Is an interesting idea!
It's an interesting idea!
Such an interesting idea this is!
This is an interesting idea!
What an interesting idea this is!
Identify the subject, predicate in this sentence "Pakeezah likes rainy days"
Likes is the subject days is the predicate
Pakeezah is the subject rainy is the predicate
Pakeezah is the subject Pakeezah is the predicate
Pakeezah is the subject Likes rainy days is the predicate
Rainy is the subject Pakeezah likes is the predicate
Convert "Wasn't Margaret Thatcher called the Iron Lady?" To assertive.
Margaret Thatcher was called the Iron Lady.
Iron Lady is Margaret Thatcher.
Thatcher was ironed as the Margaret Lady.
I dont't know
Thatcher is also known as Margaret who is the Iron lady.
Question. Bonus. Spell the antonym for Resilience.
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Identify the Subject predicate object "Priyanka kicked the ball"
Priyanka is the subject kicked the ball is the predicate ball is the object
Ball is the subject kicked is the predicate Priyanka is the object
The is the subject ball is the predicate kicked is the object
