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The document discusses different types of sentences including declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences. It provides examples of each type and exercises for students to classify sentences and change their form. Students are instructed to complete warmup, practice, and additional exercises related to identifying and manipulating different sentence structures.

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Class 5 Worksheet English Lang

The document discusses different types of sentences including declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences. It provides examples of each type and exercises for students to classify sentences and change their form. Students are instructed to complete warmup, practice, and additional exercises related to identifying and manipulating different sentence structures.

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Class -5

SUBJECT-ENGLISH LANGUAGE

CHAPTER 2- THE SENTENCE

WORKSHEET

SYNOPSIS

• A sentence is a group of words that conveys complete sense.

• Sentences are of four kinds:

DECLARATIVE SENTENCES : These Sentences declare a fact , a plan or an argument

and always ends with a full stop.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES: These Sentences ask a question and ends with a question

mark.

IMPERATIVE SENTENCES: These Sentences express a command , make a request or give

advice and ends with a full stop.

EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES: These Sentences express a strong or sudden feeling and ends

with an exclamation mark.

• Full Stops , question marks and exclamation marks are called end punctuation marks.

• A Sentence that has NOT in it is called a Negative Sentence.

A – CLASSIFY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS INTO DECLARATIVE, INTERROGATIVE, IMPERATIVE

OR EXCLAMATORY.

1 - What can I do for you ?

2 - I love listening to music.

3 – Please pass me the sugar.

4 – Alas! We have lost the game.

5 – May i borrow your notebook for a day?

6 - History is my favourite subject.

7 – Shut the door.

8 – Stay there , don’t come here !


B – CHANGE THE KIND OF SENTENCES AS DIRECTED

1 – I am doing my work ( INTERROGATIVE )

2 – We have won the match ( EXCLAMATORY )

3 – Is this a beautiful painting? ( DECLARATIVE )

4 – You should take a bath daily ( IMPERATIVE )

C – MAKE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES NEGATIVE

1 – She can speak correct English

2 – The child was afraid of the dark

3 – Speak loudly

4 – These vegetables are fresh

5 – Leave the room

6 – He will leave today

COMPLETE THE WARM UP EXERCISE ON PAGE 5

EXERCISE A ON PAGE 6 AND 7

EXERCISE B ON PAGE 7

EXERCISE C ON PAGE 9.

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