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Free Types of Sentences Worksheets

Free printable types of sentences worksheets for grades 2–4. Identify declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences. Sort and practice all four types. Download PDFs.

Grade: 2nd–4th Phase 2: Sentences
Definition

There are four types of sentences: declarative (statement), interrogative (question), imperative (command), and exclamatory (strong feeling).

Tip: Declarative → tells something (.). Interrogative → asks something (?). Imperative → gives a command (.). Exclamatory → shows strong feeling (!).

1 Identify the Types of Sentences

Circle the types of sentences(s) in each sentence. Includes an answer key.

Directions: Read each sentence. Circle every types of sentences you find.

  1. The library closes at nine o'clock tonight.
  2. Where did you put my red umbrella?
  3. Please close the door when you come inside.
  4. That was the most amazing fireworks show ever!
  5. She reads a chapter every night before bed.
  6. How many planets are in our solar system?
  7. Turn off the lights when you leave the room.
  8. I can't believe we actually won the game!
  9. The maple tree in our yard turns orange in fall.
  10. Did you remember to water the plants today?
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2 Sort: Declarative or Imperative vs. Interrogative or Exclamatory

Sort words from the bank into two categories. Great for visual learners. Includes an answer key.

Directions: Read each word. Write it in the correct column.

Declarative or Imperative
Interrogative or Exclamatory
Dogs make great pets. Is it going to rain? Wash your hands before eating. That is incredible! She went to soccer practice. Where are my shoes? Feed the dog every morning. I love the snow! The storm lasted all night. Can you help me? Open the window, please. We won first place!
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3 Fill in the Blank

Complete sentences using the word bank. Reinforces types of sentences in context. Includes an answer key.

Word Bank

Directions: Choose the best word from the word bank to complete each sentence.

  1. Write a declarative sentence about your school.
  2. Write an interrogative sentence about the weather.
  3. Write an imperative sentence telling someone to do something.
  4. Write an exclamatory sentence about something exciting.
  5. The game is on Friday night___ (Add the correct end mark)
  6. Watch out for the wet floor___ (Add the correct end mark)
  7. When does the movie start___ (Add the correct end mark)
  8. Bring your permission slip tomorrow___ (Add the correct end mark)
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