Sentences

A sentence is a group of words collected together. However, a phrase and even a clause can be defined as that as well. The difference between these and a true sentence is the Subjects and Predicate. A sentence has a subject and a predicate (sometimes compliments).

Decide what type of sentence the following sentences are. Check your answers by clicking the drop menu. (note: the punctuation has been left out intentionally)

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1. Kelly's Pond has finally frozen over
Answer Declarative

2. Find your skates
Answer Imperative

3. Can you practice after school
Answer Interrogative

4. Bring your hockey stick
Answer Imperative

5. Does anyone have an extra hockey stick
Answer Interrogative

6. What a great opportunity this is
Answer Exclamatory

7. Buy your tickets before school
Answer Imperative

8. Look out for that low branch
Answer Exlamatory / Imperative

9. With much enthusiasm, the children climbed aboard the bus for home
Answer Delcarative

10. Don't be late
Answer Exclamatory / Imperative

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