Types of Sentences Worksheets
Statement, question, command or exclamation?
Types of Sentences
Name:Date:Score:
What kind of sentence is it?
- 1“The sun is shining.” A exclamation B command C statement D question
- 2“Stop running in the hall!” A question B exclamation C command D statement
- 3“We are going to the zoo.” A exclamation B statement C command D question
- 4“Watch out!” A question B statement C command D exclamation
- 5“Bring me a pencil.” A statement B command C exclamation D question
- 6“Dogs like to play.” A question B command C exclamation D statement
- 7“How old are you?” A exclamation B question C statement D command
- 8“Please close the door.” A statement B exclamation C command D question
- 9“That was amazing!” A command B statement C exclamation D question
- 10“What time is it?” A question B statement C exclamation D command
- 11“Sit down quietly.” A exclamation B command C statement D question
- 12“Where is my bag?” A exclamation B statement C command D question
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Types of Sentences
Name:Date:Score:
What kind of sentence is it?
- 1“How old are you?” A exclamation B command C question D statement
- 2“Stop running in the hall!” A exclamation B question C command D statement
- 3“Please close the door.” A question B command C exclamation D statement
- 4“Where is my bag?” A question B exclamation C statement D command
- 5“The sun is shining.” A statement B exclamation C question D command
- 6“Bring me a pencil.” A exclamation B question C statement D command
- 7“What time is it?” A question B statement C exclamation D command
- 8“Watch out!” A question B statement C exclamation D command
- 9“Sit down quietly.” A question B statement C command D exclamation
- 10“That was amazing!” A statement B command C question D exclamation
- 11“Dogs like to play.” A command B question C statement D exclamation
- 12“We are going to the zoo.” A exclamation B statement C question D command
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Types of Sentences
Name:Date:Score:
What kind of sentence is it?
- 1“Stop running in the hall!” A exclamation B command C statement D question
- 2“Where is my bag?” A statement B command C exclamation D question
- 3“What time is it?” A statement B command C exclamation D question
- 4“We are going to the zoo.” A command B exclamation C statement D question
- 5“The sun is shining.” A command B exclamation C statement D question
- 6“Please close the door.” A statement B exclamation C question D command
- 7“That was amazing!” A statement B command C question D exclamation
- 8“Sit down quietly.” A question B command C exclamation D statement
- 9“Watch out!” A question B exclamation C statement D command
- 10“Bring me a pencil.” A statement B command C question D exclamation
- 11“Dogs like to play.” A statement B exclamation C command D question
- 12“How old are you?” A exclamation B command C question D statement
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Answer key — Sheet A (12 answers)
- 1. C – statement
- 2. B – exclamation
- 3. B – statement
- 4. D – exclamation
- 5. B – command
- 6. D – statement
- 7. B – question
- 8. C – command
- 9. C – exclamation
- 10. A – question
- 11. B – command
- 12. D – question
Answer key — Sheet B (12 answers)
- 1. C – question
- 2. A – exclamation
- 3. B – command
- 4. A – question
- 5. A – statement
- 6. D – command
- 7. A – question
- 8. C – exclamation
- 9. C – command
- 10. D – exclamation
- 11. C – statement
- 12. B – statement
Answer key — Sheet C (12 answers)
- 1. A – exclamation
- 2. D – question
- 3. D – question
- 4. C – statement
- 5. C – statement
- 6. D – command
- 7. D – exclamation
- 8. B – command
- 9. B – exclamation
- 10. B – command
- 11. A – statement
- 12. C – question
About this skill
Each type ends with a particular punctuation mark and has a different job.
How to teach it
- Read each sentence aloud — your ear often catches what your eye misses.
- Connect every rule to the child's own writing.
- Keep practice short and frequent.
Mistakes to watch for
- Learning rules without applying them in real sentences.
