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Types of Sentences and Punctuation




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Sentences

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Make these words into sentences.� Match the words below with words from the Words Box.�

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barks

taste good

The water

A little girl

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1.������ The egg sandwiches .

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2.������ The dog .

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3.������ likes to read books about castles.

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4.������ is salty.

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Write sentence if the group of words is a sentence.� Write not a sentence if it is not a sentence.

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5.������ Four puppets on strings.�

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6.������ One puppet had green hair.�

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7.� ���� Many people came to the show.

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8.������ On the stage.�

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Write statement if the sentence tells something.� Write question if the sentence asks something.�

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9.������ Dinosaurs lived long ago.�

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10.���� How big were they?��

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11.���� Karen read a story about dinosaurs.�

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12.���� Where did she get the book?�

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Write each sentence.� Use the correct end mark.

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13.���� A tiger is a wild cat

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14.���� It has tan fur with black stripes

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15.���� What is a tiger

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16.���� How fast does a tiger run

Write command if the sentence tells someone what to do.� Write exclamation if the sentence shows strong feeling.

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17.���� Bring the hammer.�����������

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18.���� Ouch!������������������������������

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19.���� Count the boards.�������������

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20.���� Carry the wood.���������������

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Select�the subject of the sentence.

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21.���� The weather is warm.�

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22.���� Majid washed the car.�

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23.���� Dogs played behind a rock.

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24.���� She laughs.

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Underline the predicate of the sentence.

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25.���� The sky looks dark.

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26.���� The sun shines again.

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27.���� The storm is over quickly.�

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28.���� All the people clap.

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