Identify given sentence as declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory.

They call it bossy in a bowl.

Rewrite the following sentences about V. S. Naipaul, correcting all errors in capitalization. If a sentence has no errors, write correct.
Feeling “The need to escape” his tiny homeland, Naipaul attended Oxford university in great Britain.

Write the declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory worksheets with answers.

What are the examples of declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences?

Work with your group to fill in the chart with an example from the selection of each type of sentence. If you cannot find an example, write a sentence of your own.

Write each pronoun and indicate what kind it is.

Chimps eat fruits, berries, leaves, and seeds that they gather.

Choose the better tense of the verb in parentheses.

0. Henry (married, has married) in 1887 and later settled in a small house at 409 East Fifth Street in Austin.

Write the conjunctions and conjunctive adverbs in the following sentence.

Penguins are fish eaters and spend much of their lives in the water, although they lay their eggs on land.

Write the sentence below, underlining each simple subject once and each verb twice.

He could win 25,000 and make aviation history by successfully completing a solo trans-Atlantic flight.

Write the correct verb form in parentheses. Then write the subject with which the verb agrees.

On display in Patch Adams (is, are) many of Williams's comic talents.

Write the correct pronoun given in parentheses.

In the description of these miniature people and their emperor, Swift makes fun of (him, them) and all other people who take themselves too seriously.

For given sentence, choose the correct word in parentheses.

The first edition, published in 1955 , shot to the top of the British bestseller list; many people bought (there's, theirs) as soon as it appeared in bookstores.

Identify given verb or verb phrase in the following sentences as indicative, imperative, or subjunctive. Then rewrite five of the sentences, changing the mood of a verb.

"Give me the map!"

Write the word before each missing comma, adding the comma. Write Correct if no commas are needed in a sentence.

His mother recalling his passion for woodworking said "We knew he had a gift."