Types of sentences Worksheet-6

Types of sentences Worksheet-6

Recognise the type of sentence:

51. All roads lead to Rome.

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

52. When do you wake up every morning?

A. Declarative                               B. Interrogative

C. Imperative                                D. Exclamatory

53. How small this kitten is!

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

54. Do not cross the road now.

A. Interrogative                            B. Declarative

C. Imperative                                D. Exclamatory

55. What is your name?

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Exclamatory                             D. Interrogative

56. When she came to my house, my brother was not at home.

A. Exclamatory                             B. Declarative

C. Imperative                                D. Interrogative

57. Yes! The trophy is ours!

A. Exclamatory                             B. Declarative

C. Imperative                                D. Interrogative

58. Where will you go from here?

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

59. Rise and shine! It’s 7 o’clock!

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

Answer Key:

51. A

Explanation: The sentence gives information and ends in a full stop.

52. B

Explanation: The sentence asks for information and ends in a question mark.

53. D

Explanation: The sentence expresses sudden emotion and ends in an exclamatory mark.

54. C

Explanation: The sentence expresses a command.

55. D

Explanation: The sentence asks for information and ends in a question mark.

56. B

Explanation: The sentence gives information and ends in a full stop.

57. A

Explanation: The sentence expresses a sudden feeling and ends in an exclamatory mark.

58. C

Explanation: The sentence asks for information and ends in a question mark.

59. B

Explanation: The sentence is a command even if it ends in an exclamatory mark.