Name

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Date
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Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, or Exclamatory?

Write whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or
exclamatory.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

There's a bird in the house!

Do you believe it will snow tomorrow?
May I have half of the potato chips?
Don't click your fingernails on your desk.
Please don't step on my sore foot.
Put these spoons in the drawer.
Katya has to buy long white gloves for her
wedding.
Don't run and slip on the ice!

9.

We are still going to the park, but we will not

leave until noon.

10.

Debbie had to dust everything in the living

room.

11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

Do you think black cats bring bad luck?

Stop looking at me!
Who will bring chips to the party?
We are having spaghetti for dinner.
This is so cool!

Name
____________________________
_

Date
__________________
_

Declarative or Interrogative?
Write whether the sentence is declarative or interrogative.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

The person in the blue car is my mother.

Gayle, do you know Brenda Smith?
Do you like chocolate cake?
Has school started yet?
Avery might go to the zoo with John.
It is very dry here because we have had no rain.
Are you ever going to eat your apple?
I have a doll, a book, and a puzzle.
Grandma Darya likes to sing Russian songs to us.
Where are we going, Andrew?
What else can we do to help her?
My mom likes to dry our clothes outside.
Jeannie finished her task first.
Roads in the mountains often slant.
I like to read, paint, and sew.

The pen is
notebook.

The brown dog is

box.

the

the

The red ball is

dog.

the

The panda is
lamps.

the

the

The apple is
and the pen.

the book

The gray cat is

purple box.

The pupil is

the door.

The presents are

table.

the

The girl is standing

board.

The pencil is
red apple.

the

the big

The chair is

the desk.

The ball is
and the bear.

the box

Two people are

green car.

The girl is reading

chair.

the

the

My brother is sitting
the computer.

Three pencils are

pencil box.

the

1. Write the time in words. (1 point each)

a) 7:20

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b) 12:00

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c) 1:45

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d)

3:05
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e) 8:10

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f)

6:47
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g)

9:30
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h)

11:15
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2. Write T if the statement is true or F if it is false. (1 point each)

a) 6: 35

Thirty past six

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b) 5:00

Five to five

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c) 10:10

Ten past ten

___________

d) 9: 50

Ten to nine

___________

e) 11:15

Fifteen past eleven

___________

f) 2: 55

Five to three

___________

g) 11:30

Half past eleven

___________

h) 7:40

Forty past seven

___________

3. Write the time in numbers. (1 point each)

a) Half past eleven

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b) Five to one

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c) Seven o'clock

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d) Twenty past three

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e) Twenty five to ten

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f) Ten past six

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g) Quarter to eight

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h) Five past three

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i) Quarter past five

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- Write the missing letter.

unday

onday

ursday

riday

uesday

ednesday

aturday

- True or False?
*The day after Monday is Wednesday.

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* The day before Friday is Thursday.

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* Wednesday is between Tuesday and Thursday.

_____________

* The last day of the week is Thursday.

___________

* Saturday is after Sunday.

_____________

* The first day of the week is Sunday.

_____________

* The day after Wednesday is Friday.

_____________

* The day between Sunday and Tuesday is Monday.

_____________

* Saturday is the last day of the week.

_____________

Write the days of the week in order.

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