Sentence Sense: Mastering Types of Sentences – Class 4 

This Grade 4 worksheet on Types of Sentences helps students clearly understand and apply the four main sentence types: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and Exclamatory. Through identification tasks, sentence writing practice, sentence transformation, conversation analysis, and structured paragraph writing, learners strengthen their grammar foundation in a practical and engaging way. 

The worksheet begins with identifying sentence types based on purpose — whether a sentence states, asks, commands, or expresses strong emotion. Students then create their own examples, transform sentences from one type to another, analyse a real-life conversation, and finally write a paragraph that includes all four types. This structured progression builds clarity, punctuation accuracy, and expressive writing skills. 

Why Types of Sentences Matter in Grammar? 

1. They help students understand the purpose behind each sentence. 
2. They strengthen punctuation and capitalization skills. 
3. They improve clarity and expression in writing. 
4. They prepare students for grammar-based exam questions and paragraph writing. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

🧠 Exercise 1 – Identify the Sentence Type 
Students label each sentence as Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, or Exclamatory. 

✏️ Exercise 2 – Write Your Own Sentences 
Students create original sentences based on the required type and topic. 

🔁 Exercise 3 – Sentence Transformation 
Students rewrite sentences according to the instruction (change to interrogative, exclamatory, etc.). 

💬 Exercise 4 – Conversation Analysis 
Students identify the type of each numbered sentence in a short dialogue. 

📝 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
Students write an 8–10 sentence paragraph titled “A Surprise Birthday Party” including at least two of each sentence type and label them correctly. 

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Exercise No. 1 – Identify the Sentence Type 

1. Declarative 
2. Imperative 
3. Exclamatory 
4. Interrogative 
5. Exclamatory 
6. Interrogative 
7. Interrogative 
8. Imperative 
9. Declarative 
10. Declarative 

Exercise No. 2 – Sample Answers (Answers may vary) 

1. My school has a beautiful playground. (Declarative) 
2. Do you like eating pizza? (Interrogative) 
3. Always respect your elders. (Imperative) 
4. What a lovely rainy day! (Exclamatory) 
5. Diwali is celebrated with lights and sweets. (Declarative) 
6. Did you finish your homework? (Interrogative) 
7. Follow the instructions carefully. (Imperative) 
8. Animals live in forests and jungles. (Declarative) 
9. Are we going to visit Delhi this summer? (Interrogative) 
10. What an exciting cricket match that was! (Exclamatory) 

Exercise No. 3 – Sentence Transformation 

1. How bright the sky is today! 
2. Will you close the door? 
3. Is the train late? 
4. This is a huge building. 
5. You should sit down. 
6. Play outside. 
7. You finished your lunch. 
8. The water is very cold. 
9. Will you switch off the fan? 
10. How excited we are about the trip! 

Exercise No. 4 – Conversation Sentence Types 

1. Imperative 
2. Interrogative 
3. Declarative 
4. Exclamatory 
5. Imperative 
6. Interrogative 
7. Declarative 
8. Exclamatory 
9. Imperative 
10. Declarative 

Exercise No. 5 – Sample Paragraph (A Surprise Birthday Party) 

We planned a surprise party for my best friend. (Declarative) 
Do you know how excited we were? (Interrogative) 
Please hide behind the sofa quietly. (Imperative) 
What a wonderful decoration we arranged! (Exclamatory) 
Her parents helped us with the cake and balloons. (Declarative) 
Should we switch off the lights now? (Interrogative) 
Bring the gift quickly. (Imperative) 
How surprised she looked when we shouted! (Exclamatory) 
She thanked everyone warmly. (Declarative) 
It was a memorable evening for all of us. (Declarative) 

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