There are four kinds of sentences in the English language.

1. Imperative- gives a command (.)

3. Interrogative- asks a question (?)

2. Declarative- makes a statement (.)

4. Exclamatory- expresses strong feeling (!)

Read each sentence and add the correct punctuation mark. Then, label it;
imperative, declarative, interrogative or exclamatory.
1. How was your day in school _______ __________________________
2. Do your assignments in class on time ______ ___________________________
3. Im so excited I passed the test ______ ___________________________
4. Walking up that mountain is dangerous _____ ___________________________
5. Who is the most popular singer ______ ___________________________
6. You need to get with the program ______ ___________________________
7. He is the leader of the group _______ ___________________________
8. What is your favorite magazine _______ ___________________________
9. Congratulations on your achievement _____ ___________________________
10. That was a physical game ______ ___________________________
11. Can you cancel the concert ______ ___________________________
12. What chapter are we reading ______ _____________________
13. There five kittens under my house ______ _____________________
14. Please feed the dog ______ _____________________________
15. I never want you to do that again _____ _______________________
16. I brought my sweater to keep myself warm _____ _______________________

Encircle the correct letter of the answer.

Which sentence does not belong?
a. Please close the door gently.
b. Open your book on page 126.

c.

Please give me a glass of water.

Which sentence does not belong?

a. Can you do me a favour?
b. Help!

c.

Have you seen the movie, Garfield?

An action verb is underlined in each sentence. Circle the adverb that

describes the verb.

1. My grandpa snored loudly.

2. Chloe played on the beach yesterday.
3. I will visit my friend tomorrow.
4. George, will you come here?
5. My sheepdog sat lazily in the pool.
6. Neil slowly placed a card on the card house.

Circle the adverb in each sentence. Then identify, write M for adverb of
manner; T for adverb of time; P for adverb of place, and F for ad verb of
frequency. Can you find it?
___________1. I want that game badly.
___________2. The children squealed cheerfully at the park.
___________3. I will study my lesson tonight.
___________4. I always brush my teeth after meal time.
___________5. Their mother thoughtfully and carefully devised a plan.
___________6. We rarely see a comet.
___________7. Please clean at the backyard.
___________8. When will you come here to visit us?
___________9. Marcus slowly walked to the barber shop.
_________10. Sometimes Martin goes to the museum
_________ 11. Please speak clearly.
_________ 12. Kaylee often reads books about vampires.

Irregular verbs. Write the past simple and past participle form.
Verb

Past simple
form

Past
Participle

Verb

become

put

do

ring

drive

shake

eat

swim

go

teach

lend

think

make

write

Past simple
form

Subject-Verb Agreement. Underline the correct answer.

Past
Participle

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

[ Do,
Does ] Maria answer the test paper?
[ Do,
Does ] Antero like the color green?
[ Do.
Does ] Antero and Maria read the book silently?
[ Do.
Does ] all grocery stores have bakery?
[ Do.
Does ] you like Coke and sandwich?
Everyone at my school [ play,
plays ] soccer at recess.
Each of the soccer team uniforms [ are, is ] red and gold.
Everyone in the class [ are, is ]present today.
Both of my sisters [ sing, sings ] in the chorus.
A cluster of trees [ provide, provides ] a moment of coolness.
Some of the juice [ are, is ] frozen.
Antero [ brush, brushes ] his teeth every night.
Antero and Angelo [ ride, rides ] in a bus.
Bread and butter [ are, is ] my breakfast.
A teacher and principal [ attend, attends ] the seminar.
A teacher and a principal [ greet, greets ] the children.
Either Antero or Angelo [ join, joins ] the party.

Select the sentence in which the subject and the verb agree in number.
a. They is going to take an English test today.
b. They am going to take an English test today.
c. They be going to take an English test today.
d. They are going to take an English test today.
Which sentence is correct?
a.
b.
c.
d.

She puts all her things in the bag.

They keeps all the pencil in the box.
You takes away your mess on the table.
We clean our room.

Which sentence is express in present form.

a.
b.
c.
d.

She put all her things in the bag.

He cut the bread into pieces.
Anna read a long story.
Antero sings a song.

Which sentence has a singular subject.

a.
b.
c.
d.

She writes her name on a clean paper.

They keep silence during class discussion.
You take away your trash.
We clean our room.

Underline the verb in each sentence. If the subject and verb do not
agree, write the correct verb form above the error. If it is correct, write C
above it.

1. The cutest little bird have built a nest in our apple tree.
2. She work all day on her nest.
3. She has even lined it with grass to make it soft.
4. I hope she are going to lay eggs in it very soon.
5. I thinks baby birds are so cute!
6. They sound so sweet when they chirp for their mother.
7.

My family enjoy watching the mother bird while she teaches them how to fly.

8. When they is trying to learn to fly, I wonder if they are scared.

9. We is going to watch for the baby birds to hatch this year.
10. They will be safe because the mother bird are building a good nest.
11. The wonders of nature is really fascinating.
12. If you takes the time to look around you, you will sees how great nature is.

Write the proper punctuation marks.

1. Kyle loves to help his dad cook dinner __
2. What do you think Kyle and his dad will cook tonight __
3. Jeremy won the game and shouted, Hooray __
4. Let's go to the park and have a picnic tomorrow _
5. Ouch __ The stove is hot __
6. Today is Monday __ January 16 __ 2016.
7. I stayed up past midnight reading the book __
8. I will bring pencil __ paper __ crayon ___ and my snack.