Дистанційне навчання 5- Д ( PACE WORK ) 28.04.2020

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Дистанційне навчання 5- Д 2020

PACE WORK ( English) 28/04

 Тема: Речення


There are three types of sentences in English.
Statements end with a period. (.)
Questions end with a question mark. (?)
Exclamations end with an exclamation point. (!)
•A declarative sentence makes a statement and ends with a period(.). 
We played games all night long.
•An interrogative sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark(?). 
What game do you want to play?
•An Exclamatory sentence shows strong emotion and ends with an exclamation point(!). 
I want to play red rover!
1) What is your favorite game?
2) My favorite game is Hide and Seek.
3) We play it all the time.
4) How long was your longest game?
5) One time my friend and I played for 2 hours!
6) We were really tired afterwards.
7) Do you think you could play that long?
8) I also like to play freeze tag!
9) Have you ever played freeze tag?
10) Do you like running away or chasing better?
11) I like both of them.
12) Maybe someday we'll get to play freeze tag together.
13) Doesn't that sound like fun?
14) How many people do you usually get to play?
15) I like to get as many people to play as I can.
Types of Sentences
Read each sentence and add the correct punctuation mark(s). Then, write the statement, question or exclamation on the line.
1. Are you feeling well today __ _____________________
2. Papa made homemade cookies ___ _____________________
3. Jimmy's team won __ _____________________
4. When is your birthday ___ _____________________
5. Is this your new television ___ _____________________
6. Wow! Look at the fireworks ___ _____________________
7. It rained all day long ___ _____________________
8. Have you met my friend Julie ___ _____________________
9. I want to have a bowl of soup for lunch ___ _____________________
10. Can you make it to my birthday party ___ _____________________
11. Ouch ___ _____________________
12. Isn't this a beautiful night ___ _____________________
13. That’s a very gentle pony ___ _____________________
14. Happy New Year ___ _____________________
15. Sara ate a slice of pizza for lunch ___ _____________________
Write whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory
1.       
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Do you believe it will snow tomorrow?
2. 
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May I have half of the potato chips?
3. 
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Don't click your fingernails on your desk.
4. 
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Please don't step on my sore foot.
5. 
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Put these spoons in the drawer.
6. 
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Katya has to buy long white gloves for her wedding.
7. 
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Don't run and slip on the ice!
8. 
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We are still going to the park, but we will not leave until noon.
9. 
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Debbie had to dust everything in the living room.
10. 
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Do you think black cats bring bad luck?
11. 
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Stop looking at me!
12. 
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Who will bring chips to the party?
13. 
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We are having spaghetti for dinner.

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