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Types of Sentences Worksheet-3

Types of Sentences Worksheet-3

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: friend / best / is / my / John

A. Best friend is my John.         B. John is my best friend.

C. Friend is my best John.         D. My best John is friend.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: you / like / do / bread and butter?

A. You do like bread and butter?

B. Bread and butter do you like?

C. Do you like bread and butter?

D. Like you do bread and butter?

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: play / with/ us / and / come/ Sunita,

A. Sunita, come and play with us.

B. Come and play with us Sunita,

C. Play and come with us Sunita,

D. Sunita, and come play with us.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: there / are/ four / directions / sub-directions /and / four

A. There are four sub-directions and four directions.

B. Four directions and four sub-directions there are.

C. There are four directions and four sub-directions.

D. There four directions and four sub-directions are.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: are / nine / planets / the / in/ there/ universe

A. In the universe nine planets are there.

B. There are nine planets in the universe.

C. Nine planets there are in the universe.

D. The universe are there in nine planets.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: must / eat / leafy / vegetables / green, /we

A. We must eat green, leafy vegetables.

B. We must eat leafy green, vegetables.

C. Must eat we green, leafy vegetables.

D. Green, leafy vegetables must we eat.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: me / the / ball, / give / please

A. Please give me the ball.          B. Give the ball, me please.

C. Give me the ball, please.        D. The ball, give me please.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: this / is/long/river/a/what!

A. This is a long river what!       B. A long river this is what!

C. What a long river this is!       D. What is this a long river!

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: to / page 24/ turn / your/ book/of

A. Turn to page 24 of your book.

B. To page 24 of your book turn.

C. To turn page 24 of your book.

D. Your book turn to page 24 of.

 

  1. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence: your / new/ which/ is/house,/Rahul?

A. Which is your new house, Rahul?

B. Rahul which is your new house,?

C. Your new house, which is Rahul?

D. New house, your which is Rahul?

 

Answer Key:

  1. B

Explanation: Since this is a statement we follow the subject – verb – other words order.

  1. C

Explanation: This is a question so we must first use the helping verb ‘do’ and then follow the subject – verb – other words order.

  1. A

Explanation: The comma is placed after Sunita, so we must start the sentence with this word and then follow the verb – other words order.

  1. C

Explanation: Follow the order of Verb – other words after starting the sentence with the introductory ‘there.’ The information about directions must be arranged in descending order. Hence we must mention ‘four directions’ first and then ‘four sub-directions.’ 

  1. B

Explanation: We must start the sentence with the introductory ‘there’ followed by the verb – other words order.

  1. A

Explanation: Follow the subject – verb – other words order. Also take care of the comma – since it is placed after ‘green’ this word has to be written before ‘leafy.’ It is also the order of adjectives.

  1. C

Explanation: This is an imperative sentence so start with the verb – give. Since the comma is placed after ‘ball’; we must use ‘please’ only at the end of the sentence.

  1. C

Explanation: This is an exclamatory sentence so begin with ‘what’ and follow the Other words – subject – verb order.

  1. A

Explanation: This is an imperative sentence, so start with the verb ‘turn’ and follow with the other words.

  1. A

Explanation: This is a question, so start with the ‘WH’ word. Since the comma is placed after ‘house’ we must place ‘Rahul’ after ‘house’ otherwise there will be two punctuation marks at the end of the question – as seen in option B – and this is wrong.