Grammar Picnic
Year 2
Statements, questions, exclamations and commands
10 sentences · from Statements and questions
Activity level
Practice settings
Question types
Sentence types
A statement tells something and ends with a full stop. A question asks something and ends with a question mark.
Example 1Statement or question?
Will the field be muddy
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Example · Statement or question?Will the field be muddy (statement / question)question
Example · Turn it into a yes/no question.The hose was long.Was the hose long?
Example · Write the correct end punctuation.The wood is wetThe wood is wet.
- Statement or question?Is the monkey hungry (statement / question)
- Statement or question?The elephant sleeps (statement / question)
- Statement or question?The puppies drink water (statement / question)
- Statement or question?Does the queen smile (statement / question)
- Turn it into a yes/no question.Grandpa will rake the leaves.
- Turn it into a yes/no question.The weather is cold.
- Turn it into a yes/no question.The orchard is big.
- Write the correct end punctuation.Will the dragonfly fly
- Write the correct end punctuation.The collar was new
- Write the correct end punctuation.The fish are little
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- statement
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- Will Grandpa rake the leaves?
- Is the weather cold?
- Is the orchard big?
- Will the dragonfly fly?
It asks something, so it ends with a question mark.
- The collar was new.
It tells something, so it ends with a full stop.
- The fish are little.
It tells something, so it ends with a full stop.
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