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4th Grade Types of Sentences worksheets

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Types of Sentences

Grade 4 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Write S for statement, Q for question, C for command or E for exclamation.

How much does the kite cost?
Wow, the ladder is huge!
Grandma sleeps on the soft rug.
When will Lena bring the coat?
Dad draws a picture of the sea.
That flashlight is amazing!
Do not touch the map.
Please put the backpack in the bag.
What a big notebook!
Maya and Ben wait by the front door.
Who left the jacket on the table?
Carry the bike with two hands.

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About this worksheet

Every sentence does a job: a statement tells something, a question asks something, a command tells someone to do something, and an exclamation shows strong feeling. Each sheet has twelve short sentences, three of each kind, and your child writes S, Q, C or E on the line after each one.

The harder levels include commands and exclamations that do not look like their usual selves, such as Stop right there. and How cold the water is!

What your child will learn

Tell statements, questions, commands and exclamations apart
Use the end mark and the meaning together
Tell a command from a statement without relying on the end mark

Common Core standard: L.4.1

Worked example

Where is the library? is a question (Q). Close the door. is a command (C).

Common mistake

Judging by the end mark alone, instead of by what the sentence does.

Helpful hint

Ask what the sentence does: tell, ask, tell someone to do something, or show strong feeling.

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with types of sentences?

Judging by the end mark alone, instead of by what the sentence does.

How can I help my child with types of sentences?

Ask what the sentence does: tell, ask, tell someone to do something, or show strong feeling.

Are these 4th grade grammar worksheets free to print?

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