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WorksheetsSentence Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What are the 4 kinds of sentences?
declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory
There's types of sentences?
Questions, Exclamations, commands, and answering.
Compounds, clauses, fragments, and varieties.
. What is the purpose of a declarative sentence?
To make a statement.
Gives a command or makes a request.
Asks a questions.
Show strong feelings.
What is the root word of declarative?
Declare
clarative
What?
tive
What punctuation mark does a declarative sentence end with?
Question mark
Period
Exclamation.
Comma
What is the purpose of an imperative sentence?
To give command or request.
To make a statement.
Asks a question.
Shows strong feelings.
What punctuation mark does an imperative sentence end with?
Period
Question mark
Exclamation point.
Period and Question mark
What is the purpose of an interrogative sentence?
It has no purpose. They're useless.
Asks a question.
To make a statement.
Shows strong feelings.
What is the root word of interrogative?
Interrogate
inte
gative
terro
What punctuation mark does an interrogative sentence end with?
Period
Question mark.
Exclamation point
I give up.
What is the purpose of an exclamatory sentence?
What's an exclamatory sentence?
To show strong feelings.
To make a statement.
Gives a command or makes a request.
What is the root of exclamatory?
Exclame
Matory
Clam
Excla
What punctuation mark does an exclamatory sentence end with?
Exclamation point
Period
Question mark
What's a punctuation mark?
What is a clause?
A group of words that contains a subject and a verb.
Gives a command or makes a request.
I give up.
A sentence fragment.
How is a clause different from a phrase?
It isn't different, it's the same.
It contains a subject and a verb.
They have punctuation.
What's a phase?
What is an independent clause?
A santa who works by himself.
Can expresses a complete thought.
Used to make a statement.
Used to show strong feelings.
What is another name for an independent clause?
Bob clause
Main clause
Santa clause
Subordinate clause
What is a dependent clause?
A sentence fragment.
Used to express a complete thought.
A command or a request.
A statement.
What is another name for a dependent clause?
Subordinate clause
Main clause
They have a name?
Santa clause
What are words that begin a subordinate clause called?
Subordinating words
Words
Fragment words.
Independent words
List 6 subordinate conjunctions.
Write it like this:
answer, answer
(a)
What does a simple sentence contain?
An independent clause, no subordinate clauses, and it may include a compound subject/verb or both.
Two main clauses, with subordinate clauses that are joined by conjunctions or a comma.
What's a simple sentence again?
A main clause, one or more subordinate clauses that can be anywhere in the sentence. Combines sentences using compound subjects/verbs, commas, or conjunctions.
What does a compound sentence contain?
An independent clause, no subordinate clauses, and it may include a compound subject/verb or both.
Two main clauses, with subordinate clauses that are joined by conjunctions or a comma.
A main clause, one or more subordinate clauses that can be anywhere in the sentence. Combines sentences using compound subjects/verbs, commas, or conjunctions.
This is ridiculous.
What does a complex sentence contain?
A main clause, one or more subordinate clauses that can be anywhere in the sentence. Combines sentences using compound subjects/verbs, commas, or conjunctions.
An independent clause, no subordinate clauses, and it may include a compound subject/verb or both.
Two main clauses, with subordinate clauses that are joined by conjunctions or a comma.
This is too complex.
