Instructions: Identify the type of each sentence. Click "Show Answer" to check your answer.
Section A: Identifying Sentence Types (10 Questions)
1. "The sun rises in the east."
Answer: Assertive Sentence - It makes a statement or declaration.
2. "Please close the door quietly."
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It gives a polite command or request.
3. "What a beautiful painting this is!"
Answer: Exclamatory Sentence - It expresses strong feeling or emotion with an exclamation mark.
4. "Have you completed your homework?"
Answer: Interrogative Sentence - It asks a question and ends with a question mark.
5. "She does not like chocolate ice cream."
Answer: Assertive (Negative) Sentence - It makes a negative statement or declaration.
6. "Stop talking during the lecture!"
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It gives a strong command or order.
7. "How amazing the concert was!"
Answer: Exclamatory Sentence - It expresses wonder or amazement with "How" at the beginning.
8. "Where did you put my keys?"
Answer: Interrogative Sentence - It asks a WH-question starting with "where".
9. "All students must attend the assembly."
Answer: Assertive Sentence - It declares information or gives instructions as a statement.
10. "Let's go for a walk in the park."
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It makes a suggestion starting with "Let's".
Section B: Converting Sentence Types (10 Questions)
11. Convert to interrogative: "She is coming to the party."
Answer: Is she coming to the party? - The auxiliary verb "is" moves to the beginning to form a question.
12. Convert to exclamatory: "It is a very hot day."
Answer: What a hot day it is! - "What" is used with a noun phrase to express strong feeling.
13. Convert to imperative: "You should help your friend."
Answer: Help your friend. - The subject "you" is removed and the base verb form is used.
14. Convert to assertive: "How beautiful the flowers are!"
Answer: The flowers are very beautiful. - The exclamatory structure is changed to a simple statement.
15. Convert to negative assertive: "He likes coffee."
Answer: He does not like coffee. - "Does not" is added with the base form "like" for negative.
16. Convert to interrogative: "They have finished their work."
Answer: Have they finished their work? - The auxiliary "have" moves to the beginning for question form.
17. Convert to exclamatory: "The news was surprising."
Answer: What surprising news it was! - "What" introduces the exclamatory form with inverted structure.
18. Convert to imperative: "Can you pass me the salt?"
Answer: Pass me the salt, please. - The question form changes to a direct request.
19. Convert to assertive: "Will you attend the meeting?"
Answer: You will attend the meeting. - The question becomes a statement of fact.
20. Convert to negative interrogative: "She knows the answer."
Answer: Doesn't she know the answer? - Negative question form expresses surprise or confirmation.
Section C: Mixed Practice (10 Questions)
21. "Never tell a lie." What type of sentence is this?
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It gives strong advice or command starting with "Never".
22. "Alas! We lost the match."
Answer: Exclamatory Sentence - It expresses sorrow or disappointment with "Alas!"
23. "Do you know where the library is?"
Answer: Interrogative Sentence - It asks for information starting with "Do you know".
24. "Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius."
Answer: Assertive Sentence - It states a scientific fact or universal truth.
25. "May you live long!"
Answer: Exclamatory Sentence - It expresses a wish or blessing with exclamation.
26. "Turn off the lights before leaving."
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It gives an instruction or direction.
27. "Nobody was present in the class."
Answer: Assertive (Negative) Sentence - It makes a negative statement using "nobody".
28. "How dare you speak to me like that!"
Answer: Exclamatory Sentence - It expresses anger or shock in rhetorical form.
29. "Is there any water in the bottle?"
Answer: Interrogative Sentence - It asks a yes/no question starting with "Is".
30. "Kindly submit your assignments by Friday."
Answer: Imperative Sentence - It gives a polite instruction using "Kindly".
