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Types of sentences Worksheet-1

Types of sentences Worksheet-1

 

Recognise the type of sentence:

  1. Will you come to my house?

A. Declarative                               B. Interrogative

C. Exclamatory                             D. Imperative

 

  1. Go and sit down.

A. Imperative                                B. Declarative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

 

  1. The telephone is ringing.

A. Exclamatory                             B. Interrogative

C. Declarative                               D. Imperative 

 

  1. Could you lend me a pencil?

A. Imperative                                B. Declarative

C. Exclamatory                             D. Interrogative

 

  1. The man gave me some money.

A. Imperative                                B. Interrogative

C. Declarative                                D. Exclamatory

 

  1. When will the bell ring?

A. Interrogative                            B. Imperative

C. Declarative                               D. Exclamatory

 

  1. Stop this noise!

A. Exclamatory                             B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Declarative

 

  1. What a lovely flower!

A. Interrogative                            B. Imperative

C. Declarative                               D. Exclamatory

 

  1. God is great.

A. Declarative                               B. Imperative

C. Interrogative                            D. Exclamatory

 

  1. Someone came knocking at my wee small door.

A. Exclamatory                             B. Declarative

C. Imperative                                D. Interrogative

 

Answer Key:

  1. B

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

 

  1. A

Explanation: There is a command in the sentence.

 

  1. C

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

 

  1. A

Explanation: There is a request in the sentence.

 

  1. C

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

 

  1. A

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

 

  1. B

Explanation: There is a sharp command in the sentence.

 

  1. D

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

 

  1. A

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

 

  1. B

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