Declarative
Turn this into a declarative sentence: “Is it raining?”
→ It is raining.
Make a question using “what”.
-> What is your favourite animal ?
Make an imperative sentence.
-> Please sit down.
Make an exclamatory sentence.
-> I’m so excited!
I go to school every morning.
-> Declarative
Make a declarative sentence about your favorite food.
-> My favorite food is sushi.
Turn this declarative sentence into interrogative sentence:
“She likes English.”
-> Does she like English?
Turn this declarative sentence into an imperative sentence:
“You need to study now.”
Study now!
Make an exxlamatory sentence start with “How”.
-> How beautiful tree it is!
Is she your sister?
-> Interrogative
Change this imperative sentence to declarative: “Close the door.”
→ The door is closed.
Make an interrogative sentence.
-> What is the weather like today?
Give a classroom rule written as an imperative sentence.
Be nice !
Make an exclamatory sentence start with “What”.
What a beautiful girl!
Sit down.
-> Imperative
Complete the declarative sentence: “My best friend always…”
-> My best friend always helps me with homework.
Rewrite this imperative sentence as a question:
“Give me your notebook.”
-> Can you give me your notebook?
Rewrite this interrogative sentence as a command:
“Can you open the window?”
-> Open the window
Make an exclamatory sentence expressing anger or frustration.
-> This is so annoying!
He runs so fast!
-> Exclamatory
Rewrite this exclamatory sentence as declarative: “What a surprise!”
→ It is a surprise.
Turn this exclamatory sentence into a question:
“Such a beautiful dress!”
-> Is that a beautiful dress?
Make a strong imperative sentence telling someone to stop doing something.
Stop talking!
Turn this interrogative sentence into an exclamation:
“Why is it so late?”
-> It’s so late!
Change this declarative sentence to interrogative:
“The dog is barking.”
-> Is the dog barking?