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2nd Grade Sentence Types worksheets

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Sentence Types

Grade 2 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

NameDate

Circle statement, question, command or exclamation.

  1. The cat is asleep.

    • statement
    • command
    • question

  2. My dog likes the park.

    • question
    • command
    • statement

  3. Did you see the rainbow?

    • statement
    • question
    • command

  4. How old is your sister?

    • question
    • command
    • statement

  5. Write your name here.

    • question
    • command
    • statement

  6. What time is it?

    • question
    • statement
    • command

  7. Birds build nests in spring.

    • command
    • statement
    • question

  8. Sit down and be quiet.

    • statement
    • command
    • question

  9. Mia has a red kite.

    • statement
    • command
    • question

  10. Turn off the light.

    • statement
    • question
    • command
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About this worksheet

Sentences do different jobs. A statement tells something and ends with a period. A question asks something and ends with a question mark. A command tells someone to do something and usually ends with a period. An exclamation shows strong feeling and ends with an exclamation mark. Knowing the four kinds helps a child read with the right voice and write the right end mark.

This worksheet gives ten sentences, and the child circles the kind that each one is. The end mark is a clue, but not always enough on its own, so the child also has to think about what the sentence does. A command is the only kind that starts with a verb and has nobody named. Ask your child to read each sentence aloud with the voice it needs.

What your child will learn

  • Tell statements, questions, commands and exclamations apart
  • Use the end mark as a clue
  • Read with the right voice

Common Core standard: L.2.1

Worked example

Where is my hat? asks something, so it is a question. Close the door. tells someone what to do, so it is a command.

Common mistake

Calling a command a statement because both end with a period.

Helpful hint

Ask what the sentence does: tells, asks, orders or shows strong feeling.

Next skill: CapitalizationEarlier: Subjects and Predicates

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with sentence types?

Calling a command a statement because both end with a period.

How can I help my child with sentence types?

Ask what the sentence does: tells, asks, orders or shows strong feeling.

Are these 2nd grade grammar worksheets free to print?

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