AIdentifying Sentence Types

Place the correct punctuation in the boxes to end each sentence. Identify each

sentence as either declarative, interrogative, imperative or exclamatory.

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Could you please turn that music

down

( 1 )

Tell grandma that we miss her( 2 )

Turn off the faucet while you are

brushing your teeth

( 3 )

Never buy anything from a

salesperson who comes to your

door

( 4 )

My dad works on the fifty-eighth

floor of that building

( 5 )

Use at least five hundred words in

your essay

( 6 )

How many students are in your

class

( 7 )

Did you enjoy the lasagna I cooked

for you

( 8 )

I feel terrible that you got into an

accident this morning

( 9 )

My iPod was here just a minute ago,

and now it’s gone

(10)

Tell me about your experience at

your last employer

(11)

This phone bill is highway robbery(12)

How many minutes do we have

left

(13)

Carrots contain some very important

nutrients

(14)

On what block is the library

located

(15)

I am sick and tired of these

annoying television commercials

(16)

Nicholas could not remember

enough to be of any help to the

police

(17)

Who could have done some a

terrible thing

(18)

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AIdentifying Sentence Types

Place the correct punctuation in the boxes to end each sentence. Identify each

sentence as either declarative, interrogative, imperative or exclamatory.

A N S W E R K E Y

Copyright ©2011 WorksheetWorks.com

Could you please turn that music

down

( 1 )

Tell grandma that we miss her( 2 )

Turn off the faucet while you are

brushing your teeth

( 3 )

Never buy anything from a

salesperson who comes to your

door

( 4 )

My dad works on the fifty-eighth

floor of that building

( 5 )

Use at least five hundred words in

your essay

( 6 )

How many students are in your

class

( 7 )

Did you enjoy the lasagna I cooked

for you

( 8 )

I feel terrible that you got into an

accident this morning

( 9 )

My iPod was here just a minute ago,

and now it’s gone

(10)

Tell me about your experience at

your last employer

(11)

This phone bill is highway robbery(12)

How many minutes do we have

left

(13)

Carrots contain some very important

nutrients

(14)

On what block is the library

located

(15)

I am sick and tired of these

annoying television commercials

(16)

Nicholas could not remember

enough to be of any help to the

police

(17)

Who could have done some a

terrible thing

(18)

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