Sentence Type Worksheet for Class 3
State whether the following sentences are statements (declarative), questions (interrogatory), commands (imperative) or exclamatory.
Declarative sentence
A declarative or assertive sentence merely makes a statement. Examples are given below:
- It is very hot today.
- She is not very intelligent.
- You are not my boss.
A declarative sentence always ends with a full stop.
Imperative sentence
An imperative sentence expresses a command, order, request etc. Imperative sentences do not have a subject. They usually end with a full stop,
- Leave me alone.
- Let go of him.
- Don’t tease the dog.
- Get me out of here.
Exclamatory sentence
An exclamatory sentence expresses a sudden emotion. Exclamatory sentences end with a full stop.
- How sad!
- What a terrific performance!
Interrogative sentence
An interrogative sentence asks a question. It ends with a question mark.
- Who took my phone?
- Where did you place it?
- How will be solve this problem?
Types of Sentences Worksheet for Class 3
1. What is your name?
2. What a beautiful painting!
3. Who put this here?
4. My father cooks delicious pasta.
5. Come in.
6. Put the books on that table.
7. Wear your coat before going out.
8. Why are you late?
9. Close the door.
10. Come with me.
11. Don’t go near the cliff.
12. Archana wears a new frock every day.
13. My parents work abroad.
14. I cannot help you.
15. Will you help me?
16. What a pity!
17. What a sad state of affairs!
18. Who do you want to meet?
19. That was great fun.
20. She lives alone in a large house.
21. It will not solve the problem.
22. How do you know him?
23. Can you lend me your pen?
24. Where do they live?
25. Consult a good doctor.
26. Don’t throw stones at the dog.
27. Do you know his name?
28. She seemed impressed.
29. How disgusting!
30. Take care.
Answers
1. What is your name? (Question)
2. What a beautiful painting! (Exclamatory)
3. Who put this here? (Question)
4. My father cooks delicious pasta. (Statement)
5. Come in. (Command)
6. Put the books on that table. (Command)
7. Wear your coat before going out. (Command)
8. Why are you late? (Question)
9. Close the door. (Command)
10. Come with me. (Command)
11. Don’t go near the cliff. (Command)
12. Archana wears a new frock every day. (Statement)
13. My parents work abroad. (Statement)
14. I cannot help you. (Statement)
15. Will you help me? (Question)
16. What a pity! (Exclamatory)
17. What a sad state of affairs! (Exclamatory)
18. Who do you want to meet? (Interrogative)
19. That was great fun. (Declarative)
20. She lives alone in a large house. (Declarative)
21. It will not solve the problem. (Declarative)
22. How do you know him? (Interrogative)
23. Can you lend me your pen? (Interrogative)
24. Where do they live? (Interrogative)
25. Consult a good doctor. (Imperative)
26. Don’t throw stones at the dog. (Imperative)
27. Do you know his name? (Interrogative)
28. She seemed impressed. (Declarative)
29. How disgusting! (Exclamatory)
30. Take care. (Imperative)
