KINDS OF SENTENCES
Paragraph:
It’s a bright and sunny morning at Greenfield School. Everyone is excited for Sports Day. Will you join the race with us? Get ready and cheer for your team!
Declarative Sentence: ________________________________________________
It’s a bright and sunny morning at Greenfield School.
The teacher smiled. The students greeted her.
➡ Answer: The teacher smiled, and the students greeted her.
Because the rain was heavy.
➡ Answer: F
Identify whether the noun is Proper or Common, and whether it is Singular or Plural. Write “P” for Proper, “C” for Common, “S” for Singular, and “P” for Plural. For the last section, also write the plural form of the singular nouns provided.
Mathematics
PROPER: SINGULAR
She baked a chocolate cake.
Action verb:
Direct object:
Action verb: baked
Direct object: a chocolate cake
Paragraph:
It’s a bright and sunny morning at Greenfield School. Everyone be prepared for the Sports Day. Will you join the race with us? Get ready and cheer for your team!
Imperative Sentence: __________________________________________
Everyone be prepared for the Sports Day.
I wanted to go swimming. The pool was closed.
➡ Answer: I wanted to go swimming, but the pool was closed.
I went to the park I saw my friends there.
➡ Answer: R
Identify whether the noun is Proper or Common, and whether it is Singular or Plural. Write “P” for Proper, “C” for Common, “S” for Singular, and “P” for Plural. For the last section, also write the plural form of the singular nouns provided.
boy
COMMON: SINGULAR
The cat chased the mouse.
Action verb:
Direct object:
Action verb: chased
Direct object: the mouse
Paragraph:
It’s a bright and sunny morning at Greenfield School. Everyone be prepared for the Sports Day. Will you join the race with us? Get ready and cheer for your team!
Interrogative Sentence: _____
Will you join the race with us?
You can watch a movie. You can read a book.
➡ Answer: You can watch a movie, or you can read a book.
The little boy with the red balloon.
➡ Answer: F
Identify whether the noun is Proper or Common, and whether it is Singular or Plural. Write “P” for Proper, “C” for Common, “S” for Singular, and “P” for Plural. For the last section, also write the plural form of the singular nouns provided.
feet
COMMON: PLURAL
We painted the classroom walls.
Action verb:
Direct object:
Action verb: painted
Direct object: the classroom walls
Give each proper punctuations of kinds of sentences.
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He was feeling hungry. He made a sandwich.
➡ Answer: He was feeling hungry, so he made a sandwich.
She likes to read books she also enjoys writing stories.
➡ Answer: R
Identify whether the noun is Proper or Common, and whether it is Singular or Plural. Write “P” for Proper, “C” for Common, “S” for Singular, and “P” for Plural. For the last section, also write the plural form of the singular nouns provided.
Yanbu
PROPER: SINGULAR
He read an interesting book.
Action verb:
Direct object:
Action verb: read
Direct object: an interesting book
Paragraph:
It’s a bright and sunny morning at Greenfield School. Everyone be prepared for the Sports Day. Will you join the race with us? Get ready and cheer for your team!
Exclamatory Sentence: _________
Get ready and cheer for your team!
The dog barked loudly. The baby woke up.
➡ Answer: The dog barked loudly, and the baby woke up.
After the bell rang.
➡ Answer: F
Identify whether the noun is Proper or Common, and whether it is Singular or Plural. Write “P” for Proper, “C” for Common, “S” for Singular, and “P” for Plural. For the last section, also write the plural form of the singular nouns provided.
oxen
COMMON: PLURAL
The farmer planted rice in the field.
Action verb:
Direct object:
Action verb: planted
Direct object: rice