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Identify the type of sentence: "My favorite cartoon is starting soon."
Declarative
It's cold outside; you should _________ your heavy coat.
put on
It's raining hard, so you _________ take your umbrella. (Suggestion)
should
The word auditorium means a large room used for performances. Which clue type is this?
Definition
The word generous means the opposite of selfish. What is the clue type?
Antonym (Clue: opposite of)
Identify the type of sentence: "What is your favorite subject in school?"
Interrogatory
We need to _________ the television to see the news.
switch on
Students _________ be late for class. (Strong prohibition)
mustn't
"The jacket was antique, not new like my shirt." Which clue type helps you find the meaning of ancient?
Antonym (Clue: not new)
You bought a new phone, so you _________ spend any more money this month. (Advice against)
shouldn't
Identify the type of sentence: "Please, hand in your assignment before you leave!"
Imperative
My mom will _________ me _________ from the soccer practice at 5:00 PM.
pick me up
She is a doctor, so she _________ work on weekends sometimes. (External obligation)
has to
"She felt gloomy, or very sad, after losing the game." Which clue type helps you find the meaning of gloomy?
Synonym (Clue: or very sad)
Which two types of sentences can end with an exclamation mark?
Exclamatory and Imperative
Identify the type of sentence: "Wow, I can't believe how easy that math problem was!"
Exclamatory
That food is old. We need to _________ it _________.
throw it out
We are tired. We _________ go to bed now. (Strong necessity)
must
"I like insects, such as ants, bees, and flies." Which clue type helps you understand the word insects?
Example (Clue: such as)
The light is too bright. Please _________ the lamp.
switch off
Which type of sentence is used to give a command or a request?
Imperative
Choose the correct phrasal verb: "I _________ the clothes from the floor." (put on / throw out / pick up)
picked up
I _________ wear a suit to the wedding. (Rule/Requirement)
have to
Which type of clue uses transition words like for instance or for example?
Example
The negative form for she and the modal verb have to.
She doesn't have to.