Imperative Sentence Practice with Examples for Kids Grade 3
Imperative Sentences: English Grammar Worksheet for Grade 3 Kids with Answers
Learning how to give instructions, make polite requests, and tell someone what to do is an exciting part of English grammar. This Grade 3 English grammar worksheet on imperative sentences helps young learners understand how to use such sentences in everyday situations. From classroom rules to daily habits, imperative sentences are used everywhere. This worksheet makes learning simple and engaging with activities like underlining, identifying, rewriting, and writing.
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What Is the Topic?
Imperative sentences are sentences that give instructions, commands, requests, or advice. In this Grade 3 English grammar worksheet, students learn how to recognize and use these sentences correctly.
These sentences often begin with an action word and tell someone what to do. For example:
Close the door.
Wash your hands.
Students learn to identify, correct, and use imperative sentences properly.
What’s in This Worksheet?
This worksheet includes different types of exercises to help students practice:
1. Underline the Words – Identify imperative sentences
2. Multiple Choice Question – Identify sentence types
3. Sentence Rewriting – Correct and form proper imperative sentences
4. Fill in the Blanks – Complete sentences meaningfully
5. Paragraph Writing – Use imperative sentences in writing
Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips
Imperative sentences are used for:
Giving instructions
Making requests
Giving advice
Examples from the worksheet include:
Please close the door quietly.
Wash your hands before eating.
Sit neatly in your place.
Students also learn to:
Recognize command words
Fix sentence order
Use correct sentence structure
Why Is It Important to Learn This?
Imperative sentences help students communicate clearly and confidently. They are useful for:
Giving directions
Following instructions
Writing better sentences
This topic also helps improve grammar skills for exams.
Where Will This Knowledge Help You?
Students can use this knowledge in:
Classroom instructions
Daily conversations
Writing tasks
Exams
How to Use This Worksheet?
1. Read each question carefully
2. Attempt answers independently
3. Follow the exact question order
4. Check answers carefully
5. Practice regularly
Important Tips and Tricks
1. Imperative sentences usually start with a verb
2. Look for action-based instructions
3. Avoid confusion with questions
4. Maintain correct word order
5. Use polite forms when needed
Complete Answer Key
Exercise No. 1
1. __Please close the door quietly.__
2. __Wash your hands before eating.__
3. __Sit neatly in your place.__
4. __Bring your notebook tomorrow.__
5. __Listen carefully to the teacher.__
6. __Do your homework on time.__
7. __Turn off the lights when you leave.__
8. __Stand in a straight line.__
9. __Drink plenty of water today.__
10. __Help your friend if they need it.__
Exercise No. 2
1. Close the door quietly. – a) This is an imperative sentence.
2. Please bring me the notebook. – b) This is an imperative sentence.
3. Riya packed her lunch. – b) This is a statement.
4. Clean your desk before recess. – c) This is an imperative sentence.
5. Where is the school hall? – b) This is a question.
6. Keep your bag on the shelf. – c) This is an imperative sentence.
7. Do not run in the corridor. – b) This is an imperative sentence.
8. Open the window now. – b) This is an imperative sentence.
9. Finish your classwork first. – a) This is an imperative sentence.
10. Bring water for the plants. – c) This is an imperative sentence.
Exercise No. 3
1. Put the dirty books on the table.
2. Help me in class.
3. Close the window quickly.
4. Please lift the chair.
5. Do not talk loudly.
6. Bring the water bottle.
7. Pick up the crayons.
8. Clean the desk after lunch.
9. Walk quietly in the hall.
10. Put the bag on the hook.
Exercise No. 4
When you enter the classroom, walk quietly so that we can begin our day calmly. Before the lesson starts, sit properly and arrange your books neatly on your desk. If you are missing a pencil, take one from the supply basket. When the teacher is talking, keep quiet and listen carefully. During group work, work together and share your ideas politely with your team. If someone is speaking, wait patiently and wait for your turn. When the bell rings for break, stand in line and walk out in an orderly line. While you are playing outside, play nicely and include everyone in the game. After you finish eating your snack, clean up and put the wrappers in the dustbin. When you return to the classroom, come back quietly and settle down quickly. At the end of the day, pack your bag and clean your desk before you leave. As you go home, walk safely with your friends.
Exercise No. 5
Write a paragraph on “A Day When I Felt Happy” using imperative sentences.
Wake up early and start the day with a smile. Get ready quickly and go to school happily. Listen carefully in class and participate in activities. Play with friends and share your things. Help others and enjoy every moment. Come back home happily and remember the joyful day.
Practicing imperative sentences through this Grade 3 English grammar worksheet helps students build strong grammar skills. Keep practicing regularly and you will become more confident in using English correctly.