Mastering Sentence Types - Year 5
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Year 5, Grade 4, KS2
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Mastering Sentence Types - Year 5
Subject: EnglishGrade: Year 5, Grade 4, KS2
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Grade Year 5
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Learning Objective
By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to identify different Sentence Types and use them correctly in your writing. Success Criteria: You can recognize and create at least three different types of sentences.
B
Quick Explanation
Read the rule and examples below: There are four main types of sentences: 1. Declarative (statements), 2. Interrogative (questions), 3. Imperative (commands), 4. Exclamatory (strong feelings). Example: 'I love reading.' (declarative) 'Do you like reading?' (interrogative)
C
Section A: Recognition
Identify the Sentence Types in these sentences.
1.
What type of sentence is: 'Can you help me?'
[1 mark]ADeclarative
BInterrogative
CImperative
DExclamatory
2.
Circle the sentence type: 'Wow, that was amazing!'
[1 mark]ADeclarative
BInterrogative
CImperative
DExclamatory
3.
Underline the sentence type: 'Please sit down.'
[1 mark]ADeclarative
BInterrogative
CImperative
DExclamatory
D
Section B: Application
Apply your knowledge of Sentence Types.
1.
Fill in the blank: The dog ___ in the garden.
[1 mark]2.
Choose the correct form: '___ you coming to the party?'
[1 mark]AAre
BIs
CWas
DWill
3.
Fix the error in this sentence: 'He go to the school.'
[1 mark]4.
Fill in the blank: Please ___ your homework.
[1 mark]E
Section C: Creation
Create your own examples.
1.
Write a sentence using a declarative sentence type.
[2 marks]2.
Improve this sentence: 'The cat is there.'
[2 marks]3.
Write an exclamatory sentence about your favorite food.
[2 marks]F
Section D: Challenge
Test your skills with these harder questions.
1.
Find and correct all errors in this paragraph: 'I dont like broccoli. Is it good? you should eat it.'
[3 marks]2.
Explain the rule for imperative sentences in your own words.
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- 12/30/2025
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- 12/30/2025
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